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Government/Military
General Atomics OTB Satellite Ready for Launch
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) has completed full system and “ready for launch” pre-flight testing of its Orbital Test Bed (OTB) satellite. OTB will launch as part of the U.S. […]
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Finance
Boeing HorizonX Fund Invests in Morf3D to Boost 3D Printing Engineering
Boeing has announced its investment in Morf3D, a company specializing in metal-based additive engineering and manufacturing, and 3D-printed parts for aerospace applications. Since Morf3D was established in late 2015, the […]
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Finance
Peraton Boosts End-to-End Solutions with Acquisition of SRI
Satellite and terrestrial communications provider Peraton has announced that the acquisition of Strategic Resources International (SRI) has been completed. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed. This acquisition allows […]
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Technology
Can Luxembourg Repeat the Success of SES in the Asteroid Mining Field?
Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe, yet it has long been at the centre of the space industry. In some ways, this is a quite remarkable fact. […]
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Magazine
The Dawn of Artificial Intelligence in Satellite
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has suddenly become a key talking point in our industry over the last few months. It will be interesting to see what impact AI will have on […]
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Feature
Postcard from a Cruise Ship: Behind the Scenes of a World Record Attempt
On a late Friday evening, I was literally just about to switch my MacBook off for the day when I receive an email from SES inviting me to witness the […]
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Opinion
Top 10 Things NSR Learned at SATELLITE 2018
“Field of Dreams” Constellations Still Splitting Vote Shagun Sachdeva, Analyst, NSR THE topic of the conference was LEO constellations. These were major points of debate in almost every session. The […]
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Feature
The Future of Milsatcom Rests on Interoperability
As the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) nears the final weeks of its wideband Analysis of Alternatives (AOA) study, one element of the government’s shifting priorities has become abundantly clear. […]
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Feature
AI Elevates Cyber Threat to New Level
The recent World Cybersecurity Congress in London painted a picture of a world that could be entering into a new era of cyber attacks and warfare. While describing it as […]
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Feature
Calculating the Economics of Reusable Launch Vehicles
In February, SpaceX pulled off one of the most impressive feats in modern rocket science with its first test flight of Falcon Heavy. The hulking behemoth — 230 feet tall […]
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Feature
AI Heads to Space with a Constellation of Use Cases
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the latest buzz terms for the satellite industry, and it’s clear that it could have a dramatic role when it comes to many aspects […]
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Connectivity
Marlink, LTTS to Extend IOT in Remote Environments
Marlink has announced a partnership with pure-play engineering services company L&T Technology Services (LTTS) to deliver new Internet of Things (IOT) solutions using satellite networks for extended connectivity in the […]
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Launch
B-SAT Selects Arianespace to Launch its Next Satellite
Arianespace has announced that it will launch BSAT-4b as part of a turnkey contract between Japanese satellite operator B-SAT and Maxar’s California-based satellite manufacturer SSL. Since the creation of B-SAT, […]
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Finance
DigitalGlobe: More Imagery Available, New Rapid Access Program
DigitalGlobe, a Maxar Technologies company, has announced that with the complete integration of its WorldView-4 satellite imagery into SecureWatch, the company’s cloud-based Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) platform, customers can now access […]
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Finance
Is Glasgow the Silicon Valley of Space in Europe?
NewSpace is finding a home in Glasgow, Scotland with companies such as Spire and Clyde Space thriving in the country as government funding continues to flow. The University of Glasgow […]
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Finance
Captive Markets: Can NewSpace Outmaneuver Traditional Space?
Historically, traditional space has not been able to such as India and China due to various restrictions that fall within the ambit of several political, economic, social, and technological barriers. […]
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Finance
After 20 Years, Hartshorn Steps Down From GVF
David Hartshorn, secretary general of the Global VSAT Forum (GVF) for two decades, has surprisingly decided to step down. The GVF announced Hartshorn’s shock resignation on April 19. The GVF […]
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Government/Military
Raytheon Builds SmallSats for US Homeland Security Department
Raytheon announced it has built two small, Polar Scout satellites for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in partnership with Millennium Engineering and Integration. The satellites have flexible radio frequency […]
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Finance
NanoRacks, Altec, Thales Alenia Space Partner to Pursue ISS Opportunities
NanoRacks is partnering with Altec and Thales Alenia Space to pursue further opportunities at the International Space Station (ISS). To do this, NanoRacks will be staffing its first formal European-based […]
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Finance
Rignet Makes Double Acquisition to Boost Position in Oil and Gas
RigNet aims to strengthen its position in the oil and gas market with two major new acquisitions in the United States: Automation Communications Engineering (Auto-Comm), a diversified telecommunications services company, […]
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Government/Military
Comtech Wins $6.5 million Military Contract in the Philippines
Comtech Systems, a subsidiary of Comtech Telecommunications, has announced some key new business in Asia. The company, which is part of Comtech’s Government Solutions segment, has received orders of approximately […]
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Imagery and Sensing
EarthNow Aims to Deliver Real-Time Video of Earth via Satellite
EarthNow has announced it intends to deploy a large constellation of advanced imaging satellites that will deliver real-time, continuous video of almost anywhere on Earth. The latest company to spin-out […]
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Technology
York Space Systems, Ruag Partner for Space Deployment Solution
Ruag Space has signed an agreement to become York Space Systems’ sole supplier of separation systems for the S-Class spacecraft platform. As part of the collaboration, Ruag will develop a […]
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Government/Military
Bridenstine Confirmed as New NASA Administrator
The United States Senate has finally voted to confirm President Donald Trump’s nominee for NASA administrator, Rep. Jim Bridenstine, R-Okla., in a 50-49 vote. Bridenstine’s long-stalled nomination was initially opposed by […]
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Government/Military
US Commerce Department to Manage Space Traffic Under New Policy
The United States government is putting the finishing touches on a new space traffic management policy designed to protect U.S. national security and commercial spacecraft amid growing congestion in space, […]
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Finance
Eutelsat Sells Stake in Hispasat for $371 Million
Eutelsat has sold its stake in Spanish satellite operator Hispasat for just more than 300 million euros ($371.24 million). Eutelsat had held a 33.69 percent stake the Spanish operator. The […]
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Government/Military
SpaceX Launches Planet-Hunting Satellite for NASA
SpaceX successfully launched the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) for NASA from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. TESS, built by Orbital ATK, will perform […]
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Launch
Proton Kicks Off 2018 with Russian Satellite Launch
Intenational Launch Services (ILS) announced the successful launch of a Russian military payload into orbit the Baikonur Cosmodrome. This was the first launch for the Proton launch vehicle in 2018. […]
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Connectivity
Globalstar Unveils New Satellite Hotspot for Enterprise Markets
Globalstar is bringing a new product, the Sat-Fi2, to the United States and Canada, which it hopes will prove a hit to enterprises across the region. Particularly, the company is […]
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Government/Military
US Navy Awards $59 Million to Comtech EF Data for Satellite Earth Station Equipment
Comtech Telecommunications announced that during its third quarter of fiscal 2018, its Tempe, Arizona-based subsidiary, Comtech EF Data, which is part of Comtech’s Commercial Solutions segment, received a $59 million […]





























