Sidus Space engages Dawn Aerospace to implement propulsion technology into LizzieSat
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 10:19
China's 'Palace in the sky' space station complete after successful launch
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 10:19
AIR lofts heavy payload balloon into near-space height
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 10:19
Meteorite impacts on the surface of Mars provide new details of the planet's crust
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 10:19
CAPSTONE completes successful maneuver, teeing up Lunar orbit
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 10:19
Ignite your potential! Apply now to the ESA Student Internship Programme
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 09:00
The 2023 internship opportunities at ESA have been published! Opportunities are open for one month and positions are available in engineering, science, IT, natural/social sciences, business and administration services. This is your chance to kick-off your experience in space!
Space for the future: green steel, sweet air, happy plants
Wednesday, 02 November 2022 07:21
For decades, satellites have been instrumental in monitoring our changing climate and improving our understanding of the processes that drive it. But to achieve our climate goals and make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050, we need ideas that take the next step and begin to use space technologies to actively prevent, slow, reverse or otherwise address these changes.
Orbex to build Scottish launch site
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 22:00
Small launch vehicle developer Orbex announced Nov. 1 it had secured agreements to begin construction of a launch site in northern Scotland for its rocket that will allow a first launch by the end of 2023.
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Saudi astronauts to fly on Ax-2 mission to ISS
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 20:45
NASA confirmed Nov. 1 that two astronauts from Saudi Arabia will go to the International Space Station on a private mission in the spring of 2023 operated by Axiom Space.
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Spire selected to design satellite for DARPA experiment in very low orbit
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 18:45
DARPA selected Spire Global to design a small satellite for an experiment to study high-frequency radio signals in the upper layers of the atmosphere.
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Wyvern raises $7 million for hyperspectral imaging constellation
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 18:03
Hyperspectral imaging startup Wyvern said Nov. 1 it secured $7 million in additional seed funds ahead of deploying its first satellites early next year.
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Leidos selected by Northrop Grumman to supply sensor payloads for U.S. missile-tracking satellites
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 16:15
Northrop Grumman selected Leidos to supply infrared sensor payloads for the U.S. Space Development Agency’s missile-tracking satellite constellation in low Earth orbit.
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Space Force funds experiment on use of AI to predict satellite failures
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 15:12
RS21, a data science startup developing artificial intelligence tools for autonomous space operations, won a U.S. Space Force contract to research the use of AI to predict satellite failures in orbit.
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SpaceX nails booster landings after foggy military launch
Tuesday, 01 November 2022 14:35
SpaceX launched its mega Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time in more than three years Tuesday, hoisting satellites for the military and then nailing side-by-side booster landings back near the pad.
Thick fog shrouded NASA's Kennedy Space Center as the rocket blasted off at midmorning. The crowd at the launch site couldn't even see the pad three miles (5 kilometers) away, but heard the roar of the 27 first-stage engines.
Both side boosters peeled away two minutes after liftoff, flew back to Cape Canaveral, and landed alongside one another, just a few seconds apart. The core stage was discarded at sea, its entire energy needed to get the Space Force's satellites to their intended extra-high orbit.