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We track the public signals that move the space industry: contracts, hiring, launches, patents, funding, suppliers and company activity.

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36feeds7 by desk, 29 by company
994entry placements, repeats includedan item repeats across its desk and company feeds; 40 at most per feed
Atom1.0, no trackingno redirect, no pixel, no token in the address

By desk

FeedEntriesWhat it carries
NewSpace RFP 40 Stories from across the space press, grouped by desk. Headlines and publishers are theirs; the grouping is ours.
Solicitations 40 Open solicitations matched on space and missile procurement codes and keywords, newest first. A notice matched on code alone is labelled as such on its page.
Launches 40 Orbital launches, scheduled and flown, with the outcome once it is recorded. Dates are the provider’s and move.
Roles 40 Openings read from employer job feeds, newest first. The employer publishes the posting; we record when we first saw it.
Patent filings 40 Filings read from the USPTO Open Data Portal for the companies we track, newest first by filing date. Coverage differs by company and the patent desk states how.
The Monday brief 1 The week in the space industry, written once a week from the record and checked against it.
What moved 40 The difference between today’s record and the last one: records arriving, records leaving, and watched fields changing value. Job-board churn is collapsed to one entry per employer per day.

By company 29

A company feed merges its open roles, the solicitations that name it, its launches and stories about it into one dated stream. The entry count is there so a thin feed is visible as a thin feed before you subscribe. A company with nothing dated gets no feed at all, because an empty feed cannot be told apart from a broken one.

CompanyEntriesWhat it carries
Agile Space Industries 1 Roles, solicitations naming Agile Space Industries, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Airbus Defence and Space 1 Roles, solicitations naming Airbus Defence and Space, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Apex 40 Roles, solicitations naming Apex, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Arianespace 9 Roles, solicitations naming Arianespace, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Astranis 40 Roles, solicitations naming Astranis, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Avio 5 Roles, solicitations naming Avio, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Axiom Space 40 Roles, solicitations naming Axiom Space, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Blue Canyon Technologies 15 Roles, solicitations naming Blue Canyon Technologies, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Blue Origin 40 Roles, solicitations naming Blue Origin, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
CesiumAstro 40 Roles, solicitations naming CesiumAstro, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Firefly Aerospace 5 Roles, solicitations naming Firefly Aerospace, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Gravitics 15 Roles, solicitations naming Gravitics, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Hadrian 40 Roles, solicitations naming Hadrian, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Isar Aerospace 40 Roles, solicitations naming Isar Aerospace, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Moog Space and Defense 40 Roles, solicitations naming Moog Space and Defense, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Northrop Grumman 9 Roles, solicitations naming Northrop Grumman, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Relativity Space 40 Roles, solicitations naming Relativity Space, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Rocket Factory Augsburg 1 Roles, solicitations naming Rocket Factory Augsburg, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Rocket Lab 40 Roles, solicitations naming Rocket Lab, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Sierra Nevada Corporation 40 Roles, solicitations naming Sierra Nevada Corporation, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Sierra Space 40 Roles, solicitations naming Sierra Space, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Slingshot Aerospace 3 Roles, solicitations naming Slingshot Aerospace, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
SpaceX 40 Roles, solicitations naming SpaceX, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Stoke Space 1 Roles, solicitations naming Stoke Space, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
United Launch Alliance 25 Roles, solicitations naming United Launch Alliance, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Ursa Major 40 Roles, solicitations naming Ursa Major, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Vast 40 Roles, solicitations naming Vast, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Velo3D 23 Roles, solicitations naming Velo3D, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.
Voyager Space 40 Roles, solicitations naming Voyager Space, its launches and stories about it, in one dated stream. Each entry links to the page it came from.

Companies with no feed 23

L3Harris / Aerojet Rocketdyne, Impulse Space, Benchmark Space Systems, Lockheed Martin Space, Thales Alenia Space, Maxar Space Systems, York Space Systems, Honeywell Aerospace, Redwire Space, Teledyne Space, Frontgrade Technologies, AAC Clyde Space, EnduroSat, GomSpace, KSAT, SSC (Swedish Space Corporation), AWS Ground Station, ATLAS Space Operations, Leaf Space, LeoLabs, COMSPOC, Ansys (AGI / STK), Kayhan Space. A company gets a feed when at least one dated record names it. These have none, which is a statement about our record rather than about the company: a story has to use the company's full name or a curated alias for us to attach it, several of these job boards do not answer the endpoints the others do, and a company that files patents or wins subcontracts may still carry nothing with a date we can put in a timeline. Their profile pages hold everything we do have.

A feed for your own search

The search page will remember a search and give you a link back to it. It cannot give you a feed of it. A saved search is composed in your browser, and a feed has to be a file somebody generates, which would mean running your query on a server we do not have and keeping a record of what you asked for. Where a saved search narrows to one company or one kind of record, the search page points at the standing feed that covers it. Where it does not, the honest answer is that this one is not available, rather than a feed that quietly carries something else.

Every feed is also linked from the head of the page it belongs to, so a reader that looks for one on the front page or a company profile will find it there.