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Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
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March 21, 2019
Inaugural Ariane 6 Flight Set to Loft OneWeb Satellites
The maiden flight of Ariane 6 will see the new vehicle carrying OneWeb satellites that will build ou…
March 21, 2019
Bahrain And UAE’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre Sign Space Cooperation Agreement
To enhance the cooperation strategy with different government organisations in the region, the Moham…
March 21, 2019
Pan-Arab Group For Space Collaboration Founded In Abu Dhabi
Under the patronage and presence of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice Preside…
March 20, 2019
UK to Play Main Role in New Space Weather Mission
UK Science Minister, Chris Skidmore, has announced that new national space funding worth £7 million…
March 20, 2019
SGAC Announces Malisetti Foundation Scholarship Winner
SGAC and the Malisetti Foundation are proud to announce that Senjuti Mallick will be sponsored to at…
March 20, 2019
UAE Outlines National Space Strategy to 2030
The UAE Cabinet, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prim…
March 19, 2019
NSR Predicts Significant Growth of In-Orbit Servicing Market Over Next Decade
NSR’s In-Orbit Servicing Markets, 2nd Edition (IoSM2) report forecasts $4.5 billion in cumulative re…
March 19, 2019
France’s CNES Gives Go-Ahead To CO3D Earth Observation Programme
The 358th session of the Centre national d’études spatiales’ (CNES) Board of Directors w…
March 19, 2019
Reaction Engines Takes Step Forward Following Design Review
The development programme of the world’s first air-breathing rocket engine from UK-based React…
March 18, 2019
Vega-C Launch Vehicle In Qualification Phase Prior To Maiden Launch
The Vega-C launch system recently passed its Critical Design Review and is now ready to complete man…
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Lockheed Martin to Introduce SmartSat
Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
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Inaugural Ariane 6 Flight Set to Loft OneWeb Satellites
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Bahrain And UAE’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre Sign Space Cooperation Agreement
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Pan-Arab Group For Space Collaboration Founded In Abu Dhabi
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Lockheed Martin to Introduce SmartSat
Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
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Inaugural Ariane 6 Flight Set to Loft OneWeb Satellites
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SGAC Announces Malisetti Foundation Scholarship Winner
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NSR Predicts Significant Growth of In-Orbit Servicing Market Over Next Decade
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Lockheed Martin to Introduce SmartSat
Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
Read More » -
Inaugural Ariane 6 Flight Set to Loft OneWeb Satellites
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SGAC Announces Malisetti Foundation Scholarship Winner
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NSR Predicts Significant Growth of In-Orbit Servicing Market Over Next Decade
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Lockheed Martin to Introduce SmartSat
Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
Read More » -
Inaugural Ariane 6 Flight Set to Loft OneWeb Satellites
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SGAC Announces Malisetti Foundation Scholarship Winner
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NSR Predicts Significant Growth of In-Orbit Servicing Market Over Next Decade
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Lockheed Martin to Introduce SmartSat
Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
Read More » -
Inaugural Ariane 6 Flight Set to Loft OneWeb Satellites
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Bahrain And UAE’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Centre Sign Space Cooperation Agreement
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Pan-Arab Group For Space Collaboration Founded In Abu Dhabi
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Lockheed Martin to Introduce SmartSat
Lockheed Martin has announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit. Satellites that launched one, ten or even fifteen years ago largely have the same capability they had when they lifted off. That’s …
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Japan Prepares for GPS Failure with Quasi-Zenith Satellites
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Chinese Space Wars: U.S. Intelligence Report Outlines Beijing’s Space Warfare Preparations
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#SpaceWatchGL Interview: Dr. Scott Pace Of The U.S. National Space Council, Part II
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Reaction Engines Takes Step Forward Following Design Review
The development programme of the world’s first air-breathing rocket engine from UK-based Reaction Engines, has taken an additional significant step forward, which will lead to major testing milestones being undertaken within the next 18 months. ESA, together with the UK Space Agency (UKSA) recently reviewed the preliminary design of the …
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Vega-C Launch Vehicle In Qualification Phase Prior To Maiden Launch
The Vega-C launch system recently passed its Critical Design Review and is now ready to complete manufacturing and final testing as part of the qualification phase. This Critical Design Review is a major milestone. Independent experts from ESA, national institutions and industries confirmed the consistency and maturity of the entire …
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African Union And France To Cooperate On Space, Education, And Science And Technology
The Commissioner for Human Resources, Science and Technology (HRST) at the African Union Commission, Professor Sarah Anayang Agbor, has held bilateral talks with the French Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation, Frédérique Vidal, on enhancing cooperation on space, education, science and technology between France and the African Union Commission. …
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Ethiopia And Kenya Enter Into Space Cooperation Agreements With France During President Macron Africa Tour
President Emmanuel Macron paid state visits to Ethiopia on 13 March 2019 and Kenya on 14 March 2019. Centre national d’études spatiales (CNES) President Jean-Yves Le Gall was part of the delegation, reflecting the development of space cooperation between France and Africa supported by the agency, notably in the fields …
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#SpaceWatchGL Column: Is It Time To Stop Talking About Space Policy?
By Dr. Bleddyn Bowen SpaceWatch.Global is delighted to welcome Bleddyn Bowen as its latest columnist. Bleddyn will be contributing his column every quarter. 2018 saw a watershed in the general awareness and profile of space policy in mass media, policymaking arenas, and public awareness, and 2019 shows little sign yet of being …
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