Ariane 6's upper stage moving to its hot firing tests
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BluShift launches its first biofuel powered rocket
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You could call it "SpAIce": The European Space Agency (ESA) and the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) are launching a research laboratory in Kaiserslautern, Germany, called [email protected]
Read More »Airbus develops Moon Cruiser for ESA for 2027
The European Space Agency (ESA) has asked Airbus to develop the concept for a Cis-Lunar Transfer Vehicle (CLTV) – the so-called Moon Cruiser – for complex transport and transfer tasks during lunar missions.
Read More »Spanish Sateliot to connect nanosats and IoT with 5G
Spanish Sateliot to connect nanosats and IoT with 5G
Read More »ASIA-PACIFIC SPACE CONFERENCE TO BE HOSTED FROM ADELAIDE 5 – 6 February 2021
International Space University’s virtual space forum celebrates international and interdisciplinary space activities across the Asia Pacific.
Read More »Kepler launched 8 new satellites on SpaceX’s Rideshare
Kepler launched 8 new satellites on SpaceX's Rideshare
Read More »Sirius SXM-7 suffers malfunction in orbit
Looks serious: Sirius XM’s newest satellite SXM-7, launched last December, experienced malfunctions during in-orbit testing, the company said.
Read More »Spanish group to launch 30 Earth observation satellites
A group of two dozen Spanish companies wants to design, manufacture and launch a constellation of 30 Earth observation satellites, the consortium announced.
Read More »Axiom sends first fully private crew to the ISS in 2022
Pretty starck: The start-up Axiom Space wants to send the first fully private crew to the International Space Station (ISS) on its upcoming AX-1/ SpaceX mission next year, the firm announced.
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