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Thales and Airbus to build next Galileo generation for €1.47bn
Read More »Thales and Airbus to build next Galileo generation for €1.47bn
ThrustMe pioneers with iodine propulsion in space
ThrustMe pioneers with iodine propulsion in space
Read More »Inovor and Gilmour develop Australia’s launch capabilities
Inovor and Gilmour develop Australia's launch capabilities
Read More »SpaceX to transform oil rigs into floating offshore launch pads
SpaceX to transform oil rigs into floating offshore launch pads
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Column: Dongfang Hour China Aerospace News Roundup 11 Jan – 17 Jan 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 11 Jan – 17 Jan 2021”.
Read More »EU to invest €82.5 million in Pan-African Programme
The European Union (EU) spends €82.5 million to support six infrastructure and digitalisation projects of the Pan-African Programme, Space in Africa reported.
Read More »EU to launch Spaceways study on Space Traffic Management
The European Commission asked a consortium of European launchers and operators as well as policy and legal institutes to develop a framework and guidelines for Space Traffic Management (STM).
Read More »Softbank invests $350m and takes 30% OneWeb stake
Softbank invests $350m and takes 30% OneWeb stake
Read More »NASA and Boeing suffer “major setback” with SLS test
NASA and its prime contractor Boeing suffered a "major setback in their deep-space ambitions" on Saturday when the engines of its giant Space Launch System (SLS) booster shut down after only 67 seconds in a crucial ground test, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) wrote.
Read More »Despite SLS setback, Orion ready for Artemis I flight
Despite SLS setback, Orion ready for Artemis I flight
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