Russia Regains Communications With ISS and Satellites
A broken cable caused Roscosmos to lose communications with civilian satellites and the International Space Station
Author: Veronica Magan
Global Warming Could be Affecting Satellite Orbits
New study suggests global warming could be causing a reduction in the pull of the Earth's atmosphere.
UK Announces Additional Funding for ESA
The British Government plans to emerge as world leader in the space industry
Africa's First Vendor-Neutral Satellite Earth Station to be Completed in 2013
Teraco Data Environments plans to finish the Teraco Teleport by March.
Iran Plans Fourth Satellite Launch on Solid-Fueled Missile
The Iranian government announced plans to launch a GEO satellite on a solid-fueled missile developed by the late senior Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) commander Hassan Tehrani Moqaddam.
Top Russian Official Acknowledges Corruption in Satellite Navigation Project
A top government official has confirmed corruption allegations in Russia's satellite navigation system.
'Dronestagram' Takes UAV's Strikes to Social Media
A new Instagram account shows satellite images of U.S. drone strikes in Asia and the Middle East.
Telesat Terminates Broadcasting and Business with Iran
Telesat has announced it will stop broadcasting programming and content from the Iranian regime.
ISS to Earth Internet-Like Communication Test Successful
A new prototype developed by NASA and ESA opens up possibilities to control robots in other planets from Earth.
NASA to Hire Commercial Satellite Operators for Scientific Payload
NASA plans to use commercial satellites for scientific missions starting with an air pollution monitor.