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Spacemanic Introduces New Globalstar Transmitter for Nano Satellites
Spacemanic, a small satellite mission integrator, focused on delivering flight-proven innovative, and reliable nanosatellite solutions, platforms, components, and services has introduced a new transmitter module for nanosatellites. The Globalstar transmitter (Globe-TX) from Spacemanic is a transmitter module that is designed for small-packet data transfer from nano-satellites to Earth over the Globalstar satellite network. It is…
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Relativity files permit for Launch Complex 16 Terran R upgrades
LC-16 upgrade permit plans overlayed on Google Earth imagery LC-16 render | Relativity Space You will also be able to make out the new tank farm areas where the company will store liquid oxygen and methane. The iconic blockhouse will remain standing while Relativity builds some new support facilities in the area as well. In…
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ULA’s Delta rocket assembly line falls silent
File photo of Delta 4 rocket boosters inside ULA’s factory in Decatur, Alabama. Credit: NASA United Launch Alliance has closed its Delta rocket assembly line in Alabama after the 389th and last Delta rocket rolled out of the factory for the journey to its launch base in Florida, clearing real estate in ULA’s sprawling manufacturing…
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TTTech and STMicroelectronics Collaborate to Deliver Advanced Networking Solutions for Deep Space Missions
TTTech and STMicroelectronics celebrate 7 years of collaboration in the space sector and join forces to deliver advanced networking solutions for deep space exploration. As the global space industry grows, it requires a steady supply of highly reliable “space-grade” chips for an increasing number of programs. Keeping this in mind, both companies extended forces for…
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It appears that Roscosmos really is recruiting soldiers for the Ukraine War
A new report in the Financial Times appears to confirm that the main Russian space corporation, Roscosmos, is recruiting and training a militia to join the country’s war effort against Ukraine. The “Uran” battalion, which translates to Uranus, is to be made up of employees of Roscosmos, as well as those from its dozens of…
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RAND Study Calls for International Space Traffic Management Organization
Space traffic management (STM) is nearing “a tipping point” and key space nations need to establish an international space traffic management organization (ISTMO) to deconflict such traffic, and such nations should convene an international space traffic management meeting within five years that sets specific milestones to be achieved within a decade, according to a report…
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Foxconn Subsidiary Ingrasys to Manufacture Space Computing Products for Ramon.Space
Ramon.Space has a new manufacturing agreement with Foxconn subsidiary Ingrasys, which will manufacture Ramon.Space computing products globally. This is the first deal for Ingrasys in the space industry. Ramon.Space develops a radiation hardened computing platform that is software-based, low power and durable, that can provide process, storage and connectivity capabilities for space applications. Ingrasys CEO…
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OneWeb and Telstra Plan Ambitious Rollout in Australia
OneWeb is partnering with major Australian telco Telstra as the two companies get ready to deliver one of the world’s largest rollouts of OneWeb Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) backhaul for a commercial mobile network. After testing in Australia, Telstra and OneWeb have agreed commercial terms and will begin moving hundreds of existing remote mobile base stations…
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EU Adds 9 Startups to Contribute Data to Copernicus Mission
The European Union (EU) has added nine startups to contribute data to the Copernicus project. Each startup will receive a 5 million euro contract to provide additional data to Copernicus. The nine companies announced Tuesday are: Belgium-based Aerospacelab; Bulgaria-based EnduroSat, Finland’s Kuva Space; Constellr and OroraTech, both based in Germany; Aistech Space and Satlantis based…
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BepiColombo Mission Gears Up for Third Mercury Flyby
The ESA/JAXA BepiColombo mission is gearing up for its next close flyby of Mercury when it will pass the planet’s surface at an altitude of about 236 km. This is the third of six gravity assist flybys at Mercury that ESA’s spacecraft operation team is guiding BepiColombo through. The flybys, together with more than 15…