AAC Clyde Space grows its small satellite portfolio and acquires the U.S. satellite technology company SpaceQuest for $ 8.4 million, the Swedish company announced.
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Column: Dongfang China Aerospace News Roundup 12-18 Oct 2020
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 Weekly Aerospace News Roundup, 12-18 Oct”.
Read More »Telesat to develop two LEO buses for U.S. DARPA’s Blackjack
Telesat wins another Blackjack: the Canadian satellite company will develop two Low Earth Orbit (LEO) spacecraft buses for the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the Ottawa-based company said.
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Let’s not make Newspace a paradise for hackers
by Dr Mathieu Bailly In the race to launch smallsats into low earth orbit quickly and cost-effectively, operators and manufacturers have compromised on security and left themselves vulnerable to cyber attacks. Let’s not make Newspace a paradise for hackers.
Read More »Register Today For Our Space Café WebTalk “33 minutes with Chris Stott” On 3 November 2020
Join SpaceWatch.Global for an interesting and informative Space Café WebTalk featuring Chris Stott, Executive Chair, ManSat LLC, Isle of Man ,UK. This event will take place on 3 November 2020 at 4:00 pm CET.
Read More »Space Café WebTalk Recap: Juan De Dalmau about Space Careers
In this week’s Space Café WebTalk, Juan de Dalmau, President of the International Space University (ISU), Strasbourg, France, talked about education programs and network opportunities to be prepared for a career in the global space industry.
Read More »ESA asks Airbus to develop large logistic Moon lander
ESA asks Airbus to develop large logistic Moon lander
Read More »Rocket Factory Augsburg inaugurates Swedish test site
Rocket Factory Augsburg inaugurates Swedish test site
Read More »Isar Aerospace will launch small sats from French Guiana
Isar Aerospace will launch small sats from French Guiana
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Creating a Lunar Economy
It’s no longer a matter of who arrives first but who stays the longest. A permanent human presence on the Moon is vital to create the lunar economy. This is what NASA’s Artemis program intends to do as early as 2024 at a cost of $30 billion.
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