A New Zealand-based corporation has obtained clearance from a traditional airport to operate a suborbital space aircraft. Dawn Aerospace received approval from the Civil Aviation Authority
Category: Space
Tensor Tech developed the world’s smallest attitude control system (ACS) employing the spherical motor technology
Tensor Tech is an electronics manufacturer based in Taipei, Taiwan. It has develop the global’s smallest satellite attitude control system by making use of the
L3Harris designs electronic antennas for military satellite command and control
L3Harris Technologies announced that the phased electronic array ground antenna production for the United States Space Force was completed on January 12. The model “multi-band multi-mission” antenna is
Global Xpress from Inmarsat marks five years with big future expansion plans
On January 4, 2021, Global Express (GX) network marked 5years since its launch as a high–speed broadband network providing connectivity to a global population. Inmarsat,
White House unveils planetary protection plan
The White House unveiled a national plan for planetary protection indicating the measures to counter land degradation. This plan is a partnership between the National
The UK Aims to be one of the Global Space Superpowers
United Kingdom (UK) is an icon to reckon with when it comes to satellites’ development and production. The reputation goes way in 1969, if not
NASA and Mars exploration missions
Human beings’ inquisitive nature necessitated the urge to understand the celestial neighbor deeper; thus, human beings began hundreds of projects on Mars around 1960. Part
The launch of a rocket drone that will send satellites to orbit
The RAVN-X is a drone that is developed to take small satellites to orbit and will not need a Launchpad or pilot. This was revealed
Astroscale has scheduled next year to unveil its ELSA-d Soyuz deployment mission
The End-of-Life Services by Astroscale-demonstration (ELSA-d) mission, whose intention is to test Astroscale’s capacity in active debris removal, will be unveiled next year in March.
UK to play a crucial role in the creation of ‘the Claw’ – first ever satellite to extract space junk
The UK Science Minister announced that the UK government would use vital technology to build the first-ever satellite for removing debris from space. Clearspace-1 is