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ASCEND
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International Conference on advances in Satellite & Space Missions
With the amalgamation of peerless speakers of Satellite -2020 Coalesce Research Group is privileged to announce its “International Conference on advances in Satellite & Space Missions” which will be held during June 15-16, 2019 in London, …
Blue Origin and SpaceX among winners of NASA exploration technology contracts
NASA announced Sept. 27 the award of more than $40 million in contracts to 14 companies, including Blue Origin and SpaceX, to develop technologies that can support NASA’s long-term exploration plans.
Blue Origin and SpaceX among winners of NASA technology agreements for lunar landers and launch vehicles
Blue Origin and SpaceX have secured multiple agreements with NASA intended to support the development of technologies for launch vehicles and lunar landers.
Long-delayed NASA technology demonstration payloads finally set for launch
After years of delays, a group of NASA technology demonstration payloads is finally set to lift off on a Falcon Heavy later this month.
NASA delays decision on space technology reorganization
Proposals to restructure NASA’s space technology and human spaceflight programs are on hold as the agency weighs other organizational changes.
NASA funds commercial technology development and market studies
NASA announced more than 20 contracts valued at $55 million Aug. 8 intended to develop commercial technologies for space exploration as well as study future markets for commercial activities in low Earth orbit.
NASA weighs changes to space technology programs and organization
As NASA reviews the windfall it received in the 2018 omnibus spending bill last week, the agency is moving ahead with a reorganization of its space technology work that puts in question the future of some of its current projects.
