Former Iceye US CEO Jerry Welsh, a Kuva Space US board member, is leading the company’s campaign to provide hyperspectral insights to U.S. government customers.
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Sierra Space has successfully tested a full-scale version of an inflatable module it is developing for commercial space stations.
China’s Landspace conducts first VTVL test for reusable stainless steel rocket
Chinese launch startup Landspace executed a first vertical takeoff, vertical landing with a test article Friday at a launch and recovery site at Jiuquan spaceport.
SDA to acquire satellites with custom payloads to enable faster targeting on battlefields
The Space Development Agency is gearing up for its next procurement of satellites for a military communications network known as the Transport Layer Tranche 2.
France to establish NewSpace hubs in Denver and Houston
A delegation from the French Space Agency CNES visited Colorado and Texas last week in a campaign to expand ties between French and American aerospace companies.
To sustainably develop space, we must manage orbital capacity
Managing orbital capacity, to ensure continued access to space, will require careful calculation of a number of factors, including the acceptable level of collision risk.
Chinese launch startup Galactic Energy raises $154 million for Pallas-1 reusable rocket
Leading Chinese launch startup Galactic Energy has secured $154 million in funding for the development of its reusable Pallas-1 rocket.
China launches mystery reusable spaceplane for third time
China launched its experimental reusable spacecraft for the third time Thursday while maintaining strict secrecy around the mission.
Air New Zealand to trial Starlink in key year for LEO-enabled plane Wi-Fi
Air New Zealand announced plans Dec. 12 to trial Starlink broadband on domestic flights as competition to connect planes from low Earth orbit prepares to take off next year.
Startup raises $55 million for portable Starlink-dedicated data centers
One-year-old data networking startup Armada came out of stealth Dec. 11 after raising more than $55 million to develop computing tools promising to empower remote devices connected to Starlink, SpaceX’s low Earth orbit broadband constellation.