...the who's who,
and the what's what 
of the space industry

Space Careers

news Space News

Search News Archive

Title

Article text

Keyword

Write a comment
Washington DC (SPX) Nov 09, 2022
Most space satellites are powered by photovoltaic cells that convert sunlight to electricity. Exposure to certain types of radiation present in orbit can damage the devices, degrading their performance and limiting their lifetime. In Journal of Applied Physics, by AIP Publishing, scientists from the University of Cambridge proposed a radiation-tolerant photovoltaic cell design that feature

BeiDou making mark among navigation systems

Friday, 11 November 2022 10:06
Write a comment
Beijing (XNA) Nov 10, 2022
China's BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) will be further developed and feature better compatibility and interoperability coordination with the world's other navigation systems, including the GPS system of the United States, Russia's GLONASS system and the Galileo system of the European Union, an official said during the World Internet Conference Wuzhen Summit in Zhejiang province on Wedn
Write a comment
Carlsbad CA (SPX) Nov 11, 2022
Viasat Inc. (NASDAQ: VSAT) and Cobham Satcom have announced that the companies are collaborating on a new, advanced satellite connectivity solution for the maritime and energy industries in preparation for the launch of Viasat's next generation satellite constellation, ViaSat-3. The connectivity system, which will include a portfolio of groundbreaking antenna systems from Cobham Satcom, is
Write a comment
Perth, Australia (SPX) Nov 11, 2022
The researchers, from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), have been working on this project for two years, with their findings published in the internationally respected science journal, Nature Scientific Reports. Although optical communications have been in use since the 1980's, government and industry have continued to rely on radio transmission technology in s
Write a comment
Fino Mornasco, Italy (SPX) Nov 11, 2022
The space transportation and logistics company D-Orbit has announced the signing of a framework contract with NPC SPACEMIND, an Italian space company specializing in smaller satellite hardware, complete platforms, and end-to-end mission services. The contract covers the launch and deployment of FUTURA-SM1 and FUTURA-SM3, a 3U and a 6U CubeSats respectively, which will be integrated into NP

Arralis to launch new beam steering antenna

Friday, 11 November 2022 10:06
Write a comment
Chippenham UK (SPX) Nov 11, 2022
Arralis is pleased to announce the launch of our new Ka-band Phased Array Beam Steering Antenna at Space Tech Expo Europe. Our low profile, active Phased Array Beam Steering Antenna has many vital applications for providing satellite communications on the move for aviation and ground communications in remote areas. b>Key benefits of Arralis Ka-band Beam Steering Antenna br> /b> The

Earth from Space: Santiago, Chile

Friday, 11 November 2022 08:00
Write a comment
Santiago, Chile

The Copernicus Sentinel-2 mission captured this image of Santiago – the capital and largest city of Chile.

Momentus upbeat about second Vigoride mission

Thursday, 10 November 2022 23:04
Write a comment
Vigoride 5 test

Momentus says it has “higher confidence” in its second space tug set to launch in December after fixing problems encountered with its first vehicle launched earlier this year.

The post Momentus upbeat about second Vigoride mission appeared first on SpaceNews.

UK grants Starlink and Telesat NGSO licenses

Thursday, 10 November 2022 23:02
Write a comment

The United Kingdom gave SpaceX permission Nov. 10 to expand its Starlink satellite broadband network in the country, while also granting a license to Telesat for a competing constellation bound for non-geostationary orbit.

Write a comment

The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded a $72 million contract to Advanced Space to develop an experimental spacecraft to monitor deep space, far beyond Earth’s orbit.

The post Advanced Space wins $72 million Air Force contract for lunar experiment appeared first on SpaceNews.

Write a comment

The Space Development Agency remains optimistic it will launch next month the first satellites of a planned mesh network of sensors and communications nodes in low Earth orbit

The post Space Development Agency still hoping to launch satellites next month, ‘but there’s risk’ appeared first on SpaceNews.

Write a comment

Apple said Nov. 10 its $450 million investment in an SOS via satellite service has helped Globalstar upgrade ground stations across the United States and elsewhere with high-power antennas. 

The post Apple lays the groundwork for emergency SOS via satellite service appeared first on SpaceNews.

Write a comment
Section of destroyed shuttle Challenger found on ocean floor
In this photo provided by the HISTORY® Channel, underwater explorer and marine biologist Mike Barnette and wreck diver Jimmy Gadomski explore a 20-foot segment of the 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger that the team discovered in the waters off the coast of Florida during the filming of The HISTORY® Channel’s new series, “The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters,” premiering Tuesday, Nov.
Write a comment
Cosmic radiation detection takes front seat during NASA's Artemis I space mission
Rendering of phantoms aboard the Artemis I mission to the moon and back to Earth. Credit: NASA/Lockheed Martin/DLR image

Although bad weather and technical issues forced NASA to postpone its August and September launch attempts for Artemis I—an uncrewed space mission that will voyage around the moon and back—the space agency is looking towards a launch window in the second half of November 2022, possibly November 16. The highly anticipated space flight will be the first to test the new Orion spacecraft along with its rocket and ground systems.

The Artemis I mission is the first step in NASA's plans to carry human crews to further explore the lunar surface and eventually establish a sustainable outpost on the moon. The flight would also contribute to the groundwork required for a mission to Mars. When it blasts off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Artemis I will carry two mannequins strapped into its crew module.

Write a comment

Satellite antenna developer NXT Communications Corp.’s equipment, property, and other collateral are being auctioned off amid production delays that have left L3Harris Technologies in the lurch.

The post Antenna developer NXT Comm’s assets up for sale appeared first on SpaceNews.

Page 1039 of 1942