ROKETSAN's General Manager highlighted the ŞIMŞEK satellite launch systems and international partnerships at the 77th International Space Congress in Antalya. The role of the ecosystem in achieving Turkey's independent access to space was emphasized.

TUSAŞ and ROKETSAN signed the HÜRSAT-2 project contract at the 77th International Astronautical Congress. HÜRSAT-1, the first member of Turkey's serializable satellite family, is planned for launch in mid-2027.

TUSAŞ introduced the HÜRSAT satellite family at the 77th International Astronautical Congress in Antalya. The electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar satellites are scheduled for launch in October 2027.

ASELSAN presented its GÖKBAĞI constellation of 198 satellites at the 77th International Astronautical Congress, designed to operate in low Earth orbit. Initial launches are scheduled for 2028-2029.

Turkey's first series-producible satellite family HÜRSAT advances with TUSAŞ and ROKETSAN partnership agreement, marking a critical step toward indigenous launch capability.

The Lunar Neutrals Telescope (LNT) payload, developed by Sweden's Institute of Space Physics, has successfully completed acceptance tests at TÜBİTAK SPACE. The system will be integrated into the AYAP-1 spacecraft scheduled for launch in 2027.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency successfully conducted the first test flight of its experimental reusable rocket platform. RV-X reached an altitude of 11 meters during a 40-second flight on July 11 and executed a controlled landing.

Turkey's domestically developed Rubidium Atomic Frequency Standard (RAFS) has been launched to low Earth orbit as part of the SpaceX Transporter-17 mission, with initial signals successfully received. The system is critical for the national Regional Positioning and Timing System program.