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03.12.2010 Broadpoint, Sandridge to Provide Offshore Aviation Communications
[Satellite TODAY 03-12-10] Broadpoint signed a contract with SandRidge Energy to provide offshore aviation communications to the U.S. Federal Aviation...
03.05.2010 NASA Starts CubeSat Research Satellite Program
[Satellite TODAY 03-05-10] NASA has started an initiative to launch small cube-shaped satellites, dubbed CubeSats, as auxiliary payloads on launch vehicles already scheduled...
03.02.2010 GOES-P Launch Re-scheduled
[Satellite TODAY 03-02-10] The launch of Boeing’s Geostationary Operational Environmental (GOES-P) satellite has been rescheduled for March 4 on a Delta 4 rocket, the company announced March 1...
02.26.2010 Orbital, Aerojet Initiate Taurus 2 AJ26 Engine Tests
[Satellite TODAY 02-26-10] Orbital Sciences Corp. and Aerojet have initiated the AJ26 rocket engine testing process for Orbital’s Taurus 2 medium-class launch vehicle, the companies announced Feb. 25.     Aerojet delivered the liquid-fuel...
02.26.2010 GAO Denies SpaceX Protest of Launch Contract
[Satellite TODAY 02-26-10] The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) has denied SpaceX’s protest of NASA’s contract with Orbital Sciences Corp. to launch a scientific satellite for NASA in 2012, the GAO announced Feb. 24.   ...
02.25.2010 Astrium Services CEO Hails EDA Deal
[Satellite TODAY 02-25-10] Eric Béranger, CEO of Astrium Services hailed a deal the company did earlier this year with the European Defence Agency (EDA). In early January, Astrium Services was awarded a contract by the EDA for a new preparatory study...
02.25.2010 Thales Alenia Space to Build Jason-3
[Satellite TODAY 02-25-10] The French Space Agency (CNES) has contracted Thales Alenia Space to build the Jason-3 weather satellite based on the Proteus platform, the manufacturer announced Feb. 24.     The satellite, expected for mid 2013...
02.24.2010 Boeing Gets NASA Approval to Build New TDRS satellites
[Satellite TODAY 02-23-10] Boeing’s Tracking and Data Relay Satellite (TDRS) K-L program completed a NASA system-level critical design review and production readiness review on Feb. 19, Boeing...
02.24.2010 Government Space Programs Spend $68 billion in 2009
[Satellite TODAY 02-24-10] Worldwide government expenditures for space programs grew by 10 percent in 2009 over 2008, reaching an all-time high of $68 billion, according to a Euroconsult report, released Feb. 23.     The report, “Profiles...
02.22.2010 CryoSat-2 Launch Delayed
[Satellite TODAY 02-22-10] Russian launch provider Kosmotras has postponed the launch of the European Space Agency's (ESA) CryoSat-2 satellite due to technical issues with the Dnepr rocket‚s second stage steering engine, ESA announced Feb. 19...
02.19.2010 Orbital Suffers Losses; Adds $1 Billion in New Business in 2009
[Satellite TODAY 02-19-10] Orbital Sciences Corp. revenues dropped to $282.3 million in the fourth quarter, compared to $305.2 million in same period of 2008.     The company’s fourth quarter operating income dipped to $14.7 million from...
02.19.2010 Canadian Government Contracts AIS Nanosatellite Data Service
[Satellite TODAY 02-19-10] Com Dev data services subsidiary exactEarth signed a $1.4 million contract with the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) to provide space-based Automatic Identification System (S-AIS) data collected by its AIS nanosatellite (NTS), exactEarth...
02.18.2010 Astrium Wins GNSS Contracts with German, Danish Governments
[Satellite TODAY 02-18-10] Axio-Net, an Astrium Services subsidiary, won a contract to provide satellite positioning data services to the German and Danish governments for the development of a 19-kilometer road and rail link between the islands of Fehmarn...
02.17.2010 NMSA Set to Complete Construction on Horizontal Launch Facility Runway
[Satellite TODAY 02-17-10] The New Mexico Spaceport Authority (NMSA) is set to complete construction on the runway of its new horizontal launch facility, Spaceport America, NMSA announced Feb. 16...
02.17.2010 GMV Completes Satellite Ground Systems Testing for Hubble Successor
[Satellite TODAY 02-17-10] Madrid-based space company GMV has completed initial testing of the World Space Observatory Ultraviolet mission satellite ground segment, the company announced Feb. 16.     GMV was contracted by...
02.16.2010 SES Enlists GVF’s Help on Interference Initiative
[Satellite TODAY 02-16-10] SES is adopting training services from Global VSAT Forum (GVF) in order to help prevent RF interference (RFI), SES announced Feb. 15...
02.10.2010 Northrop Names NPOESS Vice President After OSTP Terminates Program
[Satellite TODAY 02-10-10] Northrop Grumman appointed Linnie Haynesworth vice president and deputy program director for its National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS) division, the company announced Feb...
02.10.2010 NOAA Merges Climate Science, Service Delivery Offices
[Satellite TODAY 02-10-10] The U.S. Department of Commerce is planning to create a U.S. National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Climate Service line office that will combine the agency’s climate science and service delivery capabilities, the...
02.04.2010 Northrop to Build GOES-R Cryocoolers; Webb Telescope Sunshield Clears Testing
[Satellite TODAY 02-04-10] Northrop Grumman has been selected by ITT Corp. to provide flight cryocoolers for the sensor payloads on two international geostationary weather satellites, Northrop Grumman announced Feb. 3.     The cryocoolers will...
02.04.2010 SpaceX’s Dragon Spacecraft Completes Testing, Demonstration Session
[Satellite TODAY 02-04-10] SpaceX has completed a three-day demonstration and testing session of cargo loading and unloading procedures for its Dragon spacecraft, which NASA has contracted to provide delivery services to the International Space Station (ISS)...
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