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Regina Senegal Named Acting Chief of Johnson’s Division | Mirage News Space Debris

Regina Senegal Named Acting Chief of Johnson’s Division | Mirage News

Safety and quality management are integral to every program at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, and across the entire agency. That gives team members like Regina Senegal, acting chief of the Safety and Mission Assurance Directorate's (SMA) Quality and Flight Equipment Division, a unique opportunity to collaborate with diverse…
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February 23, 2026
Artemis II Crew Trains on T-38 Space Debris

Artemis II Crew Trains on T-38

Monika Luabeya Feb 20, 2026 NASA astronaut Christina Koch and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen take off on a T-38 training flight from Ellington Field on Feb. 11, 2026, as a waning crescent Moon hovers above. Koch and Hansen, along with NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman and Victor Glover, are…
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February 20, 2026
Boeing to boost production of missile-tracking sensors for military satellites Space Debris

Boeing to boost production of missile-tracking sensors for military satellites

Boeing’s new EO/IR sensor production facility Credit: Boeing photo by Zeyad Maasarani WASHINGTON — Boeing opened a new production facility at its El Segundo, California, campus to manufacture electro-optical infrared, or EO/IR, sensors for U.S. military satellites, expanding capacity as demand grows for missile-tracking systems, the company said Feb. 20.…
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February 20, 2026
Airtel Africa in late-stage Starlink talks to close rural coverage gaps Space Debris

Airtel Africa in late-stage Starlink talks to close rural coverage gaps

Airtel Africa, the continent’s second-largest telecoms operator, is exploring a Starlink-led expansion strategy that could change how mobile internet is delivered in Kenya and 14 other African markets.  The telco is in late-stage discussions with SpaceX to integrate Starlink’s direct-to-cell technology into its network, its chief executive, Sunil Taldar, said…
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February 19, 2026
Russia tested NATO’s airspace 18 times in 2025 alone – a 200% surge that signals a dangerous shift Space Debris

Russia tested NATO’s airspace 18 times in 2025 alone – a 200% surge that signals a dangerous shift

Russian aircraft, drones and missiles have violated NATO airspace dozens of times since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022. Individually, many of these incidents appear minor: a drone crash here, a brief fighter incursion there, a missile discovered only after the fact. But taken together, I believe…
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February 19, 2026