Author: Veronica Magan

The European Space Agency's third satellite has sent its first test navigation signals back to Earth and broadcasted signals across all three Galileo bands.

Raytheon is partnering with the U.S. military to provide persistent surveillance imagery on-demand to low-echelon warfighters in the field.

ManSat's CEO Chris Stott has been invited to join the advisory board of the new exhibition at the National Electronics Museum in Maryland titled "Satellites Transform our Lives."

A new publication features a collection of high-resolution images taken by Earth-observing satellites orbiting our planet

The satellite operator has chosen to move its headquarters from Whasington, D.C. to Virginia

After embezzlement scandals, Russia delayed the launch of its second Glonass-K satellite until 2013.

As Internet connections in Syria were shut down, Syrians are recurring to satellites to communicate.

India’s DTH, VSAT and teleport companies are raising concerns about ISRO’s intentions to increase the country’s satellite capacity shortage through mostly foreign operators instead of local companies.

ChipSats, free-flying microsatellites approximately the size of two postage stamps, are getting ready for their scheduled launch in September 2013.

The European Satellite Navigation Competition, where the best idea for Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) application is selected, presented the 2012 Galileo Master Award