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Space Policy Developments November 8-14, 2026

November 9, 2026

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Key Takeaways

NASA's MAX POWER event continues at Kennedy Space Center.
Senate Commerce Committee considers NASA and FCC nominations.
ULA launches Vulcan rocket on Friday.
SpaceX launches Starship IFT-15 later on Friday.

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Strategic Implications

The upcoming launches and nominations may indicate a shift in the US space policy landscape, which could impact the competitive positioning of major space players like ULA and SpaceX. The Senate Commerce Committee's consideration of nominations suggests a focus on leadership and oversight, which may influence the direction of NASA and the FCC.

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What Happened

Congress Returns Amid Busy Week For Space Policy

This week is expected to be busy for space policy, with the House and Senate returning to session and several key events taking place. NASA’s MAX POWER event continues at Kennedy Space Center, while the Senate Commerce Committee considers nominations for NASA and the FCC. ULA is set to launch its Vulcan rocket on Friday, followed by a SpaceX launch of Starship IFT-15. The outcomes of these events may have significant implications for the US space industry, according to SpacePolicyOnline.com.

Source | Originally Published: November 8, 2026

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