Space & Health Watch: BepiColombo’s Mercury mission just moved into its final arrival phase after the Mercury Transfer Module detached from its two science orbiters, following an eight-year, five-billion-mile trip; the European and Japanese orbiters are now set to enter Mercury orbit on Nov. 21, with full science starting in April 2027—an update that matters for long-term spaceflight planning and radiation/health risk research. Food Security & Wellness: A new ESA satellite launch on Sept. 15 aims to detect plant stress by measuring photosynthesis directly from space, offering earlier warning than greenness-only tools like NDVI—key for anticipating drought, heat stress, and disease impacts on crops and nutrition. Local Relevance: No French Guiana health or wellness policy updates were included in this week’s set, so the focus stays on health-adjacent space and food-system monitoring.