A Russian Soyuz rocket launched the Resurs-DK imagery satellite June 15 from Baikonur Cosmodrome, according to Itar-Tass. The satellite can collect imagery with a resolution of 1 meter and also carries two scientific payloads — a space spectrometer designed to study galactic emissions and equipment that will test a new method of forecasting earthquakes from space.
Report: Russia Launches Earth Observation Satellite
Rocket Lab to Open New Space Systems Complex in Colorado
Rocket Lab is opening a new space systems complex in Littleton, Colorado, with two two mission operations centers, the company announced Feb. 2. The new facility will expand Rocket Lab’s […]
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