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First Iranian International Cubesat Event
This 1 day long event is going to be held on October 10th 2019 providing time slots for Presentation of Ideas, Products and Solutions on Cubesat Technology, Operation, Applications and Legal Issues. You may participate as a Speaker or Audience and…
Kepler books Soyuz for first two service-grade satellites
As it explores changes to its constellation orbit and spacecraft design, Kepler Communications on Oct. 7 said it nonetheless secured launch slots for its first two fully commercial satellites.
Royal Thai Air Force taps Innovative Solutions in Space to build second Earth observation satellite
The Royal Thai Air Force ordered a second Earth observation satellite from Innovative Solutions in Space (ISISpace) of the Netherlands, under a contract that includes the satellite's ground segment, satellite commissioning and training.
UnseenLabs plans to launch half dozen ship-tracking cubesats in 2020
French startup UnseenLabs intends to launch up to six more ship-tracking cubesats next year to build on the success of its first satellite.
Astrocast raises $9.2 million, grows target IoT constellation size to 80 satellites
Astrocast has raised an additional 9 million Swiss francs ($9.2 million) to help build and deploy a larger constellation of Internet of Things satellites than the Swiss startup previously envisioned.
NASA seeking proposals for cubesats on second SLS launch
NASA is soliciting proposals to fly cubesats on the second flight of its Space Launch System, even as those cubesats chosen for the first SLS launch patiently await their ride.
Kleos and Spire announce “Safety at Sea” Collaboration
Spire Global and Kleos Space of Luxembourg announced plans Aug. 6 to create new satellite-derived products aimed at enhancing maritime safety.
Electric thrusters changed attitude of University Würzburg cubesat
The University Würzburg announced at the Small Satellite Conference that onboard electric thrusters changed the attitude of a cubesat, a first for a satellite of this size.
Exolaunch preparing eight Spire Lemurs for Soyuz flight
SAN FRANCISCO – German launch services provider Exolaunch is providing launch services and mission management for eight Spire Global satellites scheduled for liftoff July 5 on a Russian Soyuz rocket, the two companies said June 6.
Spire l…
iCubeSat 2019, 8th interplanetary CubeSat Workshop
iCubeSat 2019, the 8th Interplanetary CubeSat Workshop
28-29 May 2019, Milan, Italy
www.iCubeSat.org
Download your conference poster at:
https://icubesat.files.wordpress.com/2018/06/20180526a_icubesat2019poster.pdf
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Sky and Space Global, low on cash, seeks new investors for IoT constellation
SAS Global, in an April 15 notice to the Australian Stock Exchange, said it needs to raise 7.2 million Australian dollars ($5.2 million) to prevent further delays with its constellation of low Earth orbit satellites.
Morpheus Space plans future electric propulsion tests
Morpheus Space is meeting with potential customers and raising money for electric propulsion technology the German startup recently demonstrated in orbit.
Australian startup Fleet prepares Series A to fund next 10 satellites
Fleet Space Technologies will begin raising money next week from investors in a Series A financing round after service launch immediately filled its four cubesats with customers.
Mars cubesats fall silent
The twin cubesats that played a key role in NASA’s most recent Mars lander mission have been out of contact with the Earth for more than a month, suggesting their trailblazing mission has come to an end.
Kepler Communications raises $16 million for telecom constellation
Canadian satellite startup Kepler Communications raised $16 million from investors, securing funding to build and launch its first-generation constellation of up to 15 satellites, the company announced today.
ÅAC Clyde looks to constellations as future of business
ÅAC Clyde, the company being formed by Sweden’s ÅAC Microtec and Scotland’s Clyde Space, says its primary business is shifting from satellite subsystems to constellations as smallsat operators begin fielding more satellites.
