🚀 Space & Astronomy Oct 21, 2026 · Tom Roeder

Fiscal Cliff Looms for Federal Space Spending Amid Budget Delay

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Congressional gridlock ahead of the midterm election paused plans to nearly double national security space spending to as much as $126 billion. Now Pentagon programs remain in limbo as a Dec. 11 federal shutdown looms.1 The cloudy horizon comes after a sunny year for military and intelligence satellite programs. The House and Senate made steady…
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