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This Space Café WebTalk will feature Lynette Tan, Chief Executive of Singapore Space & Technology Ltd, in conversation with Torsten Kriening, publisher of SpaceWatch.Global. What is happening in Space - A perspective from Asia. Lynette is not only the Chief Executive of Singapore Space & Technology Ltd but also a co-founder!
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July 23, 2021
#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Keen to sign up for space tourism? Here are 6 things to consider (besides the price tag)
SpaceWatch.Global has been granted permission to publish selected articles and texts. This is “Keen …
July 23, 2021
Register Today For Our Space Café “33 minutes with Lynette Tan” On 3 August 2021
This Space Café WebTalk will feature Lynette Tan, Chief Executive of Singapore Space & Technology Lt…
July 23, 2021
Boeing’s Starliner shuttle ready for test flight on Atlas V
NASA has cleared Boeing’s Starliner astronaut ferry ship for its next orbital uncrewed test flight t…
July 23, 2021
Europe’s robotic arm and Russian’s Nauka on their way to ISS
The European Robotic Arm (ERA) is on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) after its laun…
July 22, 2021
ESA contracts Avio to develop 3-stage Vega E launcher
The European Space Agency (ESA) signed a €120 million contract with the Italian manufacturer Avio to…
July 22, 2021
France and Germany agree to ramp up Ariane 6 support
Germany and France agreed to spend more money on Ariane 6 and back the new European launcher, as wel…
July 21, 2021
Blue Origin succeeds round trip, making Jeff Bezos astronaut
A “monumental day for Blue Origin and human spaceflight”: Blue Origin launched its owner, Jeff Bezos…
July 20, 2021
Rocket Lab sees Electron back on track after failure review
Rocket Lab found the root cause for the loss of its mission in May, the company said. It has conclud…
July 20, 2021
Hubble back into service after Power Unit glitch
Hubble is back: the telescope went back into operations and restarted science observations last Satu…
July 19, 2021
#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Cross-industry collaboration in the Space Sector
One of the reasons why space is rapidly attracting new investments is because of its potential to en…
July 19, 2021
#SpaceWatchGL Column: Dongfang Hour China Aerospace News Roundup 12 – 18 July 2021
As part of the partnership between SpaceWatch.Global and Orbital Gateway Consulting we have been gra…
July 19, 2021
Blue Origin’s New Shepard ready to go with Jeff Bezos on board
Blue Origin New Shepard’s first human flight mission is ready to lift off tomorrow, with its founder…
July 19, 2021
Malaysia’s Measat-3 satellite is in trouble – reports
Malaysia’s Measat-3 satellite is drifting in an uncontrolled orbit in the geostationary arc and beli…
July 16, 2021
Smithsonian receives $200 million donation from Jeff Bezos
The Smithsonian will receive a $200 million donation from Jeff Bezos, the museum in Washington, DC, …
July 16, 2021
Thales builds two Axiom Space modules for ISS
Thales Alenia Space will build two modules of the Axiom Space Station, “the world’s first commercial…
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LEOcloud and Ramon.Space partner to build satellite cloud
LEOcloud and Ramon.Space partner to build a satellite-hosted cloud, the companies announced. They entered into a partnership to develop satellite-hosted cloud edge computing capabilities for commercial, government and military customers, the companies said.
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Israel’s SpaceIL raises $70 million for second Moon mission
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Yahsat to start trading on 14 July, expects €1.54 bn market cap
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#SpaceWatchGL Interviews: Dr Ziv Yekutieli on Mont4t Monitoring Space Brain
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Europe’s robotic arm and Russian’s Nauka on their way to ISS
The European Robotic Arm (ERA) is on its way to the International Space Station (ISS) after its launch from Baikonur, the European Space Agency (ESA) said. The 11-m-long robot is travelling folded and attached to what will be its home base – the Multipurpose Laboratory Module, also called ‘Nauka’, ESA said.
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#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Space Debris – A Major Challenge for the Future of Humanity
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#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Addressing the limitations of our current approach to collision risk from space debris
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#SpaceWatchGL Share: Insight – 3rd Summit for Space Sustainability
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#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Keen to sign up for space tourism? Here are 6 things to consider (besides the price tag)
SpaceWatch.Global has been granted permission to publish selected articles and texts. This is “Keen to sign up for space tourism? Here are 6 things to consider (besides the price tag)”, originally published 23 July 2021 at The Conversation by Steven Freeland.
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Register Today For Our Space Café “33 minutes with Lynette Tan” On 3 August 2021
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Rocket Lab sees Electron back on track after failure review
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#SpaceWatchGL Column: Dongfang Hour China Aerospace News Roundup 12 – 18 July 2021
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#SpaceWatchGL Share: African Space Industry Revenue to Surpass USD 10.24 billion by 2024 Despite COVID-19 Setback
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Mauritius’ first nanosatellite reached the ISS
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#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Building Blocks in the Space sector, Tunisia Case
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Space Café WebTalk with Temidayo Oniosun Recap: Crunching the numbers: comparing governments’ allocation of space funding
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Space Café Germany by Andreas Schepers Recap: Daniel Metzler, Co-Founder and CEO of ISAR Aerospace
In this Space Cafe German edition, Andreas Schepers talked with Daniel Metzler,, co-founder and CEO of Isar Aerospace , provided insights into the development and future of the launcher start-up. As of today, IsarAerospace has 170 employees. According to Metzler, these are mainly young professionals who are often hired directly from university. A locational advantage as a German company
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Space Café WebTalk with Prof. Enrico Stoll Recap: Small but mighty: the rise of the nano-sats
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Space Café Scotland Recap by Angela Mathis: Scotland plans ‘to lead by example’
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The Space Cafe Podcast #31: Ian Carnelli, Preparing for the worst
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Space Café WebTalk with Niklas Niennas Recap: Liberté, science, démocratie: the EU’s new space prerogatives
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Space Café Brazil by Ian Grosner Recap: Andre Rypl, Brazilian diplomat
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19 July
#SpaceWatchGL Column: Dongfang Hour China Aerospace News Roundup 12 – 18 July 2021
As part of the partnership between SpaceWatch.Global and Orbital Gateway Consulting we have been granted permission to publish selected articles and texts. We are pleased to present “Dongfang Hour China Aerospace News Roundup 12 – 18 July”. Hello and welcome to another episode of the Dongfang Hour China Aero/Space News Roundup!
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19 July
Blue Origin’s New Shepard ready to go with Jeff Bezos on board
Blue Origin New Shepard’s first human flight mission is ready to lift off tomorrow, with its founder and owner Jeff Bezos on board, the company said. "New Shepard is go for launch, “ Blue Origin said. “On July 20, Blue Origin will fly its 16th New Shepard flight to space, and its first with astronauts on board.”
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19 July
Malaysia’s Measat-3 satellite is in trouble – reports
Malaysia’s Measat-3 satellite is drifting in an uncontrolled orbit in the geostationary arc and believed to be a “total loss”, Advanced Television and other trade media reported. “It might now be a ‘zombie satellite’ and start causing problems for other satellites in its path”, Advanced Television said.
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16 July
Smithsonian receives $200 million donation from Jeff Bezos
The Smithsonian will receive a $200 million donation from Jeff Bezos, the museum in Washington, DC, said. The donation is the “largest gift to the Smithsonian since the institution’s founding gift from James Smithson in 1846”. A $70 million portion will support the renovation of the National Air and Space Museum and $130 million will launch a new education center.
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16 July
Thales builds two Axiom Space modules for ISS
Thales Alenia Space will build two modules of the Axiom Space Station, “the world’s first commercial space station”. Thales and Axiom Space signed a contract for the development of the two elements that are scheduled for launch in 2024 and 2025 respectively, and will be docked to the International Space Station (ISS). The value of the contract is € 110 million.
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