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Viasat expands its residential Internet service in Brazil
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Exolaunch delivers Würzburg Center for Telematics' NetSat constellation into orbit
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Perspective: Next Gen ESA by Michal Szaniawski
On 26 August 2020, SpaceWatch.Global Editor in Chief Markus Payer started a dialogue about the next generation ESA here.
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ESA awards €129.4 million contract to planetary defence mission Hera
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New small satellite Janus mission to study binary asteroids
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Last week, NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstein announced a solicitation for proposals for the collection of lunar regolith by private companies.This surprising announcement is yet another part of NASA’s efforts to return to the Moon (with the first woman and next man) and establish a sustained presence on Earth’s closest celestial neighbor.
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NASA invites companies to collect Moon "dirt" or rocks and sell it to the U.S. space agency
Read More »Astroscale UK appoints Sharon Parker-Lines as Operations Director
Astroscale UK appoints Sharon Parker-Lines as Operations Director
Read More »#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Moon missions: exciting times coming
It is an exciting time for space enthusiasts, particularly those who aim for economic development of the Moon. The Moon is awash in new flights, plans, and missions over the next decade – and very likely, far beyond that. A recent graphic by the ESA (below) captures the significant number of missions to the Moon coming more than the institutional or traditional governmental side.
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