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How Satellite Brought a Better Life to the Last of the Incans
High in the sky, amid Peru’s tallest mountains, live a people from another time. They are called the Q’eros, and they are the last traditional community of the Incan nation.
Welcome to fast space
Reconnecting the ecosystem. From December 13th to 16th Euroconsult will host the World Satellite Business Week in Paris, 822 days after the last one.
MCS – Reducing Risk, Improving Availability of Communications Satellites
The small all-electric satellite system is suited to developing commercial and national operators requiring low-capacity volume or having limited bandwidth slots.
RUAG Space: Ten times more accurate satellite positioning
A new software from RUAG Space for its GNSS receivers makes it possible to determine the position of a satellite in orbit ten times more accurately.
A new test facility for the new Vega E engine
On Tuesday October 5th Avio has inaugurated the Space Propulsion Test Facility at the Experimental Range for Joint Training of Salto di Quirra
Enhanced Proton M Launch System – New Features
In 2021 the enhanced Proton M launch system celebrates the 20th anniversary since the start of its operation. Since then, 100+ missions have been completed with the last 21 launches being successful (no issues reported by customers).
Henry Ford Heads for the High Frontier
For decades, skilled engineers and technicians have been building satellites designed for unique missions and making them one at a time.
Download your ‘News from the 36th Space Symposium’ special digital edition
The SpaceNews editorial team produced four show dailies, a nightly email newsletter and all-day web coverage during the 36th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs the week of Aug. 23.
Delta II and SLC-2: A Remarkable Era
The launch of NASA’s Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2) on September 15, 2018, marked the end of a remarkable era for the venerable Delta II launch vehicle and SLC-2.
Crowdsourcing to improve weather forecasting
RI&S to develop cloud-enabled, collaborative NOAA system
Download the August issue of SpaceNews magazine
Download the digital edition of the August issue of SpaceNews magazine, provided compliments of Boeing.
RUAG Space: World leader for satellite separation systems
Nearly 1000 satellites were separated in orbit with separation systems from RUAG Space. The company is leading the commercial market in this area.
Managing Constellations: A Flight Dynamics Perspective
In an era where technology is advancing at an extraordinary rate, satellite operations in Low Earth Orbit (LEO) continue to experience rapid change like never before.
On Demand Webinar – Space Innovation: The Trends Revolutionizing Aerospace
With the advent of private astronauts, commercial space traffic, and inventions such as the reusable Falcon rocket, the space industry is revolutionizing — one innovation at a time.
Tech Breakthrough Morphs Gigabit WiFi into Terabit Satellite Internet
Reformulated terrestrial radio MIMO technology could empower SpaceX to singlehandedly bridge the global digital divide by decade’s end
Looking beyond Landsat 7
The land-observing satellite was supposed to work for five years. Now, more than 20 years later, Landsat 7 is still going strong.
