Astron Systems focuses on reusuable two-stage rocket
SAN FRANCISCO – U.K. startup Astron Systems intends to develop a fully reusable two-stage rocket to transport about 360 kilograms
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Introducing New Mexico’s Space Valley
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – New Mexican leaders in arts, academia and culture have joined forces to establish the SpaceValley Foundation,
Debra Werner
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Is SpaceX poised to shake up optical terminal sales?
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – Given its dominance in the launch market and Starlink’s explosive growth in satellite communications, what impact
Debra Werner
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Who’s in charge of preventing and responding to cyberattacks?
MILAN – It’s not always clear which government agency is responsible for defending satellites against cyberattacks. Research focused on
Debra Werner
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Smallsats offer lessons for big science missions
SAN FRANCISCO – As a group, NASA’s low-cost science missions have improved significantly. “There were lessons learned over the years
Debra Werner
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Charter begins beta testing software platform
SAN FRANCISCO – Los Angeles-based startup Charter Space has started beta testing its space systems and program management software platform.
Debra Werner
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In-Orbit Aerospace explores hypersonics under AFWERX contract
SAN FRANCISCO — In Orbit Aerospace won a $1.8 million AFWERX contract to employ artificial intelligence to detect and manage
Debra Werner
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Firefly Aerospace wins contract to launch NOAA QuickSounder
SAN FRANCISCO — Firefly Aerospace won a contract to launch Quicksounder, a prototype for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s
Debra Werner
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NASA SPAR Lab shares AI tool for spacecraft
SAN FRANCISCO – Artificial intelligence promises to make spacecraft increasingly resilient and capable of gathering data without waiting for instructions
Debra Werner
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Blacksky wins contract to gather imagery of space objects
PARIS — BlackSky Technology announced “a seven-figure” contract Sept. 19 from Australian startup HEO to provide imagery of space objects
