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ESA Keeping Pace with Galileo Despite Satellite Anomalies

The European Space Agency has not yet identified the cause of several anomalies that have affected some of the first Galileo satellites. Three of the first four in…
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Airbus Defence and Space Begins Newtec-Enabled Terralink Service

Airbus Defence and Space is growing its Terralink satellite connectivity service for enterprise users. The expanded service employs the Newtec Dialog…
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NSA Certifies Harris Corp’s Manpack for Top Secret Missions

The National Security Agency (NSA) has granted Type 1 certification for Harris Corporation’s Falcon 3 RF-340M multi-channel manpack radio. Harris is now…
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Firefly Space Systems, Partners with TACC and ANSYS on Rocket Simulations

Small satellite launch company Firefly Space Systems has teamed up with Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) and ANSYS to conduct rocket…
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NanoSpace Building Large Electric Propulsion Thruster

The European Space Agency (ESA) has selected NanoSpace, an SSC company, to build a bigger version of the NanoSpace Xenon flow control product. Both Airbus and ESA have tested NanoSpace’ Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS)-based Xenon flow control technology, which directs Xenon…
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ViaSat Rolls Out ‘Virtually Unlimited’ Exede Service in Alaska, Hawaii and Florida

ViaSat has begun initial offerings of its “virtually unlimited” satellite broadband service in Alaska, Hawaii and Florida. Customers can access up to 150 GBs of data per month without resulting in strict data allowances using the ViaSat 1 High Throughput Satellite (HTS). Additional rollouts are planned across… READ MORE »

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