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| In This Issue: Space-Based Solar Power Will Fuel Transition to Net Zero, Space Solar CEO Says | SES Partners With SpecQtral on Quantum Communications | Rocket Lab, Stoke Space Nab Spots On National Security Space Launch Program | Swissto12 Launches HummingLink-SOTP Terminal for GEO Connectivity | Iceye Provides SAR Satellite Data to NATO Situation Center |
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Space-Based Solar Power Will Fuel Transition to Net Zero, Space Solar CEO Says
With increasing demand for energy and the push to transition away from fossil fuels, space-based solar power is one of the solutions that could be…[continued] |
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Technology
SES Partners With SpecQtral on Quantum Communications
SES has made an interesting move when it comes to quantum-secure communications. It has teamed up with Singapore-based SpeQtral to develop an interoperable optical ground…[continued] |
Government/Military
Rocket Lab, Stoke Space Nab Spots On National Security Space Launch Program
Space Systems Command (SSC) on Thursday announced a potential $5.6 billion multiple award contract for its National Security Space Launch (NSSL), with Rocket Lab and Stoke Space…[continued] |
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Connectivity
Swissto12 Launches HummingLink-SOTP Terminal for GEO Connectivity
Swissto12 released the HummingLink-SOTP, a terminal for Geostationary Orbit (GEO) connectivity that the company says combines a small form factor, high portability, quick deployment, and…[continued] |
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Imagery and Sensing
Iceye Provides SAR Satellite Data to NATO Situation Center
Iceye announced Friday it will provide satellite data to the Situation Center at NATO HQ (SITCEN). The collaboration will give SITCEN access to Iceye’s capabilities,…[continued] |
Finance
ICYMI: 'Tectonic Shifts’ in Geopolitical Environment Drive Interest in Telesat Lightspeed, Goldberg Says
While Telesat has always been optimistic on government prospects for its Lightspeed Low-Earth Orbit constellation, “tectonic shifts” in the geopolitical landscape have made the operator…[continued] |
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