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Starfish Space Loses Contact with Its Otter Spacecraft, Ending Satellite Inspection Mission

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An artist’s conception shows Starfish Space’s Otter spacecraft in orbit. (Starfish Space Illustration) Starfish Space says it can no longer receive data from its first full-scale Otter space vehicle, bringing a $15 million NASA mission to inspect inoperable satellites to a premature end. In a LinkedIn post, the Tukwila, Wash.-based startup said its Otter 24C spacecraft was not able to complete all the objectives for the mission, known as Small S…

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Read the original note on the following link: NASA takes for granted a Starfish Space satellite that was going to inspect space debris NASA and Starfish Space take for granted the Otter satellite: a software error turned off the radio and there's no way to send it commands. Read the original note on the following link: NASA takes for granted a Starfish Space satellite that was going to inspect Pisapapers space debris

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GeekWire broke the news in Seattle, United States on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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