OneWeb announces LEO flat-panel device for terrestrial broadband service
OneWeb has unveiled its newest and smallest user terminal to offer high-speed Internet connectivity to businesses, governments and communities across the globe and in remote locations.
Developed in partnership with Intellian Technologies, Inc. and Collins Aerospace, the Compact-Electronically Steered Antenna OW1 user terminal, will play a key role in realising OneWeb's vision of bringing h Spacecom attains initial operational capability, commander says
The U.S. Space Command has reached initial operational capability and is on the path to meeting full operational capability in the near future, its commander said.
Army Gen. James H. Dickinson speaking at this week's U.S. Space Foundation's 36th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado, said "We were absolutely ready since day one," he said, referring to the date it was established, A Maxar awarded contract to build SXM-10 satellite for SiriusXM
Maxar Technologies has received an order to build another geostationary communications satellite for longtime customer SiriusXM, following the SXM-9 satellite order that was announced earlier this month.
SXM-10, a high-powered digital audio radio satellite, will be built on Maxar's proven 1300-class platform at the company's manufacturing facility in Palo Alto, California.
Maxar has Rocket Lab closes lower in first day on Nasdaq
Shares in small launch vehicle and spacecraft developer Rocket Lab dropped in their first day of trading Aug. 25, but the company’s chief executive says it remains focused on its long-term plans enabled by going public.
Spain judge nixes backup site for disputed Hawaii telescope
Webb completes testing and prepares for trip to Europe's Spaceport
The NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope has successfully completed its final tests and is being prepared for shipment to its launch site at Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana.
Blue Origin flies payloads on latest New Shepard flight
Blue Origin launched a New Shepard suborbital vehicle Aug. 25 on a mission carrying research and educational payloads as the company prepares for its next crewed flight.
Mynaric debuts space laser terminal with sights on U.S. expansion
German antenna maker Mynaric unveiled a new optical satellite terminal Aug. 25 amid its push into the U.S laser communications market.
Geospatial intelligence giving supply chain clarity in uncertain times
From hiking the price of cars to impacting the readiness of militaries, the havoc that COVID-19 wreaks across supply chains is far-ranging and sometimes surprising.
Experiment to grow miniature human tissue on the International Space Station
![University of Zurich and Airbus to grow Miniature Human Tissue on the International Space Station (ISS)](https://scx1.b-cdn.net/csz/news/800a/2021/university-of-zurich-a.jpg "Launch of the re-supply mission Space X CRS-20 from Cape Canaveral, USA on March 6, 2020: The first UZH-Airbus experiment "Organoids in Space" is transported to the ISS. Credit: NASA")
The process for the joint 3D Organoids in Space project originated from the University of Zurich (UZH) researchers Oliver Ullrich and Cora Thiel. Together with Airbus, the two pioneers in research on how gravity affects and regulates human cells have developed the process to project maturity. The Airbus Innovations team led by project manager Julian Raatschen has developed the hardware and is providing access to the International Space Station (ISS). It took the project partners only three years from idea to the first production test in space. During this time, they completed various test phases and overcame highly competitive internal selection processes.
