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| In This Issue: New Zealand’s First Space Minister Sets Out an Ambitious Space Roadmap | Blue Origin Enters the Field to Compete for National Security Launches | Ovzon is Ready to Begin Ovzon 3 Era | Spire and Thales to Build Air Traffic Management Constellation | Aerospacelab to Build Vyoma Satellite for Space Situational Awareness |
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New Zealand’s First Space Minister Sets Out an Ambitious Space Roadmap
New Zealand is a country that punches above its weight in the space arena. The country, which has a population of just over 5 million……[continued] |
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Government/Military
Blue Origin Enters the Field to Compete for National Security Launches
Under an umbrella worth up to $5.6 billion over the next five years for at least 30 launches, U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command on……[continued] |
Connectivity
Ovzon is Ready to Begin Ovzon 3 Era
Ovzon will soon be selling services based on its Ovzon 3 satellite. Its Ovzon 3 satellite has reached Geostationary Orbit (GEO) after a five-month journey……[continued] |
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Imagery and Sensing
Spire and Thales to Build Air Traffic Management Constellation
Spire Global is working with Thales and European Satellite Services Provider (ESSP) to build a specialized satellite constellation for air traffic management. The companies announced……[continued] |
Manufacturing
Aerospacelab to Build Vyoma Satellite for Space Situational Awareness
Vyoma signed a contract with Belgian small satellite manufacturer Aerospacelab for a second space situational awareness (SSA) satellite. The satellite is set for launch late……[continued] |
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Connectivity
ICYMI: Inside SIA’s 2024 State of the Satellite Industry Report
The global satellite industry grew revenue by 2% in 2023, as most segments of the industry except satellite TV saw gains, according to the Satellite……[continued] |
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