Technology
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Technology
BJG Electronics Unveils New High Density RF Connector Series
New York-based BJG Electronics has announced an expanded product offering from its Radio Frequency (RF)/Microwave Business Unit. The BJG-W & BJG-65 connector series are a response to market demand for […]
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Cybersecurity
Boeing Teams Up With Assembrix to Collaborate on Secure 3D printing
Boeing and Israeli company Assembrix have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) that will enable Boeing to use Assembrix software to manage and protect intellectual property shared with vendors during […]
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Connectivity
How the Fourth Industrial Revolution is Shaping the Satellite Industry
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has been getting a lot of hype. What does it really mean for the satellite industry?
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Technology
Speedcast, Plug and Play to Drive Communications Innovation
Speedcast International, provider of remote communication and IT services, and Plug and Play, a global innovation platform and startup accelerator, have announced a strategic partnership focused on the advancement of […]
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Technology
Red Hat Takes Cathay Pacific Infrastructure to the Cloud
Red Hat, a provider of open source solutions, has announced that Hong Kong-based international airline Cathay Pacific is using Red Hat solutions and services to transform its legacy infrastructure into […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Space Situational Awareness in the Era of Megaconstellations
At the SATELLITE 2018 Conference & Exhibition, I joined a panel to discuss Space Situational Awareness (SSA), something that was particularly pertinent given a certain incident that week involving a […]
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Cybersecurity
ESA, Industry to Develop Satellite-Based Cybersecurity System
The European Space Agency (ESA) and an SES-led consortium are developing a system that will allow the generation of encryption keys from space, as well as their secure transmission to […]
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Imagery and Sensing
MDA, Nanowave Team Up for Radar Transceiver Payload
MDA, a Maxar Technologies company, has signed a multi-million-dollar contract with Nanowave Technologies, a designer and manufacturer of advanced microwave, millimeter-wave and electro-optic multi-function modules and subsystems. MDA will provide satellite components […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Airbus Aerial, DroneBase to Provide Data Services
Airbus Aerial and DroneBase, a global drone operations company, have announced a partnership to deliver a multi-source data service solution for aerial imagery and data from a single provider. This […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Using Satellite Data to Meet Sustainability Goals
Fred Krupp, president of Canada’s Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), gave a recent TED talk about the organization’s plans to launch a satellite in orbit that will gather data about the […]
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Launch
Space Alliance to Prep Guiana Space Center for Ariane 6
French space agency CNES has chosen the Space Alliance, formed by Telespazio and Thales Alenia Space, to extend the fiber-optic communications system (STFO) at the Guiana Space Center (CSG), Europe’s […]
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Technology
ESA Selects Sener’s Clamping Mechanism to Help Combat Space Debris
Year after year, traffic orbiting the Earth is increasing while space debris poses an ever-greater threat for satellites and crews of space vehicles. To combat this problem, the European Space Agency (ESA) […]
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Connectivity
NanoAvionics to Integrate, Launch Lacuna Space’s IOT System
NanoAvionics has signed a contract with Lacuna Space to support its in-orbit demonstration of an Internet of Things (IOT) communications network. NanoAvionics’ M6P satellite platform and mission integration services will […]
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Technology
ArianeGroup to Propel Effective Space’s Space Drone Spacecraft into Orbit
Effective Space, a U.K.-headquartered company providing last-mile logistics in space, has announced a strategic partnership with ArianeGroup for the provision of electric propulsion systems for its Space Drone spacecraft. The […]
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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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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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Technology
Electric Thruster Challenges Incumbents with High Performance
Phase Four, a provider of electric Radio Frequency (RF) thrusters for in-space propulsion, announced the results of third party performance testing by The Aerospace Corporation. The testing found Phase Four’s […]
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Imagery and Sensing
How Satellites Could Improve Oil Spill Cleanups in the Ocean
According to speakers at Interspill 2018 in London, satellites could be a major help for those tasked with cleaning up disastrous oil speaks at sea. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) could […]
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Imagery and Sensing
EDF’s New Satellite Will Measure Human-Sourced Methane
The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) announced plans to develop and launch a new satellite purpose-built to identify and measure methane emissions from human-made sources worldwide, starting with the oil and […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Satellites Still Fall Short in Agricultural Tracking
Although both government and private entities have used satellite imagery for agricultural purposes for years, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) says the technology still hasn’t peaked in maturity. The […]
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Imagery and Sensing
DigitalGlobe to Map Buildings Using Machine Learning in the Cloud
DigitalGlobe has formed a partnership with Ecopia Tech to use proprietary Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms and cloud computing to create building footprints. By using Ecopia’s U.S. Building Footprints powered by […]
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Launch
Kenya’s First Satellite Launched with SpaceX
During its April 2 mission, SpaceX carried Kenya’s first ever satellite to the International Space Station (ISS). The University of Nairobi developed the Cubesat mission, called First Kenya University Nanosatellite-Precursor […]
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Technology
SpaceX Lofted an Experimental Debris Removal Satellite for a UK University
During its 14th International Space Station (ISS) resupply mission on Monday, SpaceX carried into orbit an experimental payload developed by the University of Surrey. The university’s RemoveDebris satellite — funded […]
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Technology
Hispasat Looks to Boost Female Aerospace Engineers with Scholarship
Hispasat has launched the second edition of its scholarship so that female engineers can carry out their postgraduate Master’s studies in aeronautical engineering or telecommunications engineering in the aerospace sector. […]
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Technology
Water to Propel BlackSky and LeoStella Satellites
Deep Space Industries announced it has signed a contract to provide its Comet water-based satellite propulsion systems for the BlackSky Earth Observation (EO) constellation of smallsats. DSI will provide an […]
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Connectivity
Astranis Targets Cellular Backhaul with GEO Smallsats
Unlike SpaceX and OneWeb, NewSpace startup Astranis is sending its smallsats all the way out to Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) to deliver broadband internet. From there, the company intends to […]
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Finance
Boeing Invests in Australian Nanosatellite Startup Myriota
Boeing’s HorizonX ventures arm has joined a $15 million funding round for Australian nanosatellite startup Myriota. Blue Sky Venture Capital and Main Sequence Ventures, both Australian firms, led the funding […]
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Imagery and Sensing
Fleet Space to Trial Precision Farming Tech in Tasmania
Fleet Space Technologies has joined forces with researchers at the University of Tasmania (UTAS) in the world of Big Data, sensors and space technology to trial their first local precision […]
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Technology
DHV Technology to Bring Spire’s Solar Panels to the Space Industry
Spire and DHV Technology have announced a joint partnership to offer Spire’s solar panels to the space industry. DHV Technology will now build and sell Spire’s double deployable panels to […]




























