In This Issue
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MagazineCommercial Space Accelerates Data Delivery for JADC2 Programs
Commercial space plays a critical role in the Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) architecture — enabling commanders to sense, make sense, and act at all levels of war — […]
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MagazineFormer NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine Calls for Regulation to Preserve Space for All
Former NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine, now a board member of The Aerospace Corporation, delivered a cautionary message at SATELLITE 2022 about space debris and the need for robust regulation. “The […]
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MagazineNew Space Companies Face a Pivotal Year in 2022
The New Space economy is poised for a big growth year — and a lot of competition — with SPAC deals, IPOs, and advancements in technology defining 2022 for space […]
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MagazineSatellite Industry Leaders Define Their Biggest Opportunities and Threats
At SATELLITE 2022’s opening general session, “A Defining Era for the Satellite Industry,” leaders from OneWeb, Mynaric, Telesat, Viasat, Northrop Grumman, and Isotropic Systems addressed the war in Ukraine, cybersecurity, […]
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AwardsSatellite Technology of the Year Nominees for 2021
Via Satellite presents five nominees for the 2021 Satellite Technology of the Year award, to be announced at the Via Satellite awards luncheon at SATELLITE 2022 on March 23. Astroscale, […]
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MagazineSmallsat Launchers Focus on Customer Requirements and Attracting the Right Talent
Speakers from Virgin Orbit, Firefly STS, Astra, Relativity Space, and Spaceflight showcased their biggest milestones and goals at SATELLITE 2022’s “Smallsat Launch Services” session. Jim Simpson of Virgin Orbit highlighted […]
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MagazineVirtualization Alleviates Pain Points for Smallsat Ground Customers
The extraordinary diversity of the smallsat sector makes standards unlikely to solve ground system challenges, but many of the same objectives can be achieved through virtualization, ground tech experts said […]