Gilat posts lower revenues and loss but confident for second half 2020
Read More »Glavkosmos ends research into using Russian equipment on Indian spacecraft
Russia’s company Glavkosmos (an affiliate of Roscosmos corporation) has handed over to Indian customers the results of its research into the possibility of using Russian flight equipment on India’s crewed spacecraft Gaganyan, Glavkosmos CEO Dmitry Loskutov told TASS on the sidelines of the forum Army-2020.
Read More »Rocket Lab Successfully Deploys Capella’s SAR Satellite on 14th Mission
Rocket Lab, a space systems company and the global leader in dedicated small satellite launch, has successfully launched its 14th Electron mission and deployed a single microsatellite for Capella Space.
Read More »Skygate Technologies receives seed investment for Ground Station as a Service
Skygate Technologies Inc., a Japanese space startup, has received seed investments from the Keio University-based venture capital firm Keio Innovation Initiative
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Column: Business as Usual in the Middle Kingdom
As we near the 2/3 point for the year 2020, it is starting to feel like a “lost year” for some. With many people having been working from home for the majority of the year, with borders largely closed, and with governments in turmoil, many are starting to ask whether 2020 can just be over already. Reasonable sentiment, to be sure.
Read More »Moon to Mars: opportunities for Australian businesses
The Australian Space Agency is partnering with NASA on its inspiring plan to go back to the Moon and on to Mars.
Read More »Australia’s First Launch from Australia’s First People
Southern Launch, DEWC Systems, T-Minus Engineering and the Koonibba Community will be entering the history books when Australia’s first space capable rocket will be launched to the edge of space.
Read More »Secure World Foundation Releases Fact Sheets on Anti-satellite Testing
Over the last fifteen years there has been a resurgence of anti-satellite (ASAT) testing in space by multiple countries. During the Cold War between 1960 and 1991, the United States and the Soviet Union conducted dozens of tests of both direct ascent and co-orbital ASAT weapons, some of which destroyed satellites and created hundreds of pieces of orbital debris.
Read More »UK global-sustainability space projects receive £3.4 million cash boost
On World Humanitarian Day, the UK Space Agency has announced £3.4 million of new funding for 10 leading-edge projects that back UK academics using space to tackle global development problems – from the spread of malaria to human trafficking and forced labour.
Read More »Space4Impact opens call for NewSpace companies to join
At Space4Impact (www.space4impact.org) we believe that space can do more for the Earth.Space4Impact creates an international ecosystem of governmental and non-governmental organisations, investors, entrepreneurs & corporates to maximize the positive impact that space technologies, infrastructures and data can bring to our planet for a sustainable future.
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