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Spectrolab electrifies space through advanced solar cell technology
For six decades, Spectrolab has been building the long-lasting solar cells that power satellites and spaceships. Next up: compact, ultra-powerful new solar arrays for the ISS.
Fighting Fires via Satellite
A forest fire is a massive wall of heat and flame. Driven by high winds, it can leap across roads, spin into columns of fire, turn homes to ash.
Avio has successfully tested the new M10 liquid methane and liquid oxygen engine
Avio has successfully carried out the first test of the new M10 liquid oxygen-liquid/methane engine, the first of its kind to be successfully tested in Europe.
China Siwei releases 30 cm imagery from SuperView Neo
China Siwei’s newest commercial imaging satellites SuperView Neo-1 01 and 02 were successfully launched into space Apr. 29 aboard a Long March rocket.
Connecting the Digital World by Re-Connecting in the Physical World
The physical world has become increasingly fragmented over the past 2 years, at a time when the digital world has continued to expand faster than the speed of light.
Safeguarding Space: Q&A with Kristin Robertson of RIS
Kristin Robertson of Raytheon Intelligence & Space explains why space is critical to life on Earth—and how innovation by industry will help protect it.
Tech in Orbit Leads to Breakthroughs on Earth
Boeing’s Technology in Space program gives a boost to start-ups working on biomedical innovations by funding their experiments on the International Space Station
Beyond Gravity doubles production capacity for satellite dispensers
Beyond Gravity (formerly RUAG Space) is doubling its production capability of satellite dispensers in Linköping, Sweden, with the construction of a new facility.
How Software Steers the Return to the Moon
The 1960s ushered in an era of human space exploration that has never been equaled
Tesat-Spacecom to establish U.S. manufacturing facility
Tesat-Spacecom (TESAT), the global leader in optical communication technologies for space, is expanding its manufacturing footprint into the United States to support its U.S. government and commercial customers.
After a successful 2021, Avio is looking forward to the future
Space-based services and applications are increasingly important in our daily life, for the economy, the environment, the resources’ management and for our security.
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.
2022 Artemis Mission Debuts America’s Powerful New Launch Capability
In the coming months, NASA will launch the first Artemis mission from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. This milestone not only puts the United States on a path to return humans to the Moon for the first time since the Apollo Program, but also sets the stage for the next giant leap: exploration of Mars.
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.
