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York Space Systems: Delivering Solutions to Execute Complete Space Missions
Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Denver, Colorado, York Space Systems is a rapidly growing aerospace company to transform and democratize access to space by offering cost-effective, scalable satellite solutions targeting government and commercial customers. York’s core mission centers on standardizing satellite design and manufacturing to reduce cost and lead times while increasing reliability and…
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Investors’ Outlook on Future Space Economy Applications
The third season of the Future Space Economy series kicks off with a discussion about the financial outlook for new and upcoming applications that fall under the “Future Space Economy” category. These include: space transportation, space stations, tourism, research, robotics, and Moon/Mars missions. This episode features guests Dara Panahy, partner in the Milbank LLP Transportation…
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SpaceX’s rideshare Bandwagon-3 mission marks the 300th orbital flight from Cape Canaveral’s pad 40
SpaceX launches their Falcon 9 rocket on April 21, 2025 with a rideshare mission towards mid-inclination orbits from SLC-40 in Cape Canaveral, FL. Image: Michael Cain/Spaceflight Now Update 9:38 p.m. EDT: The Falcon 9 first stage booster successfully landed at Landing Zone 2. SpaceX completed its third Falcon 9 rocket launch in less than 48…
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Reflex Aerospace: Redefining Satellite Manufacturing Introduction to the Company
Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Berlin and Munich, Germany, Reflex Aerospace is a trailblazer in the NewSpace industry. The company specializes in designing and manufacturing custom-built satellites for low Earth orbit (LEO) applications. Reflex Aerospace’s mission is to deliver high-performance, payload-centric satellite platforms with unmatched speed and precision. The company has established partnerships with…
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Sidus Space Sets Little Place Labs Maritime Intelligence with LizzieSat-Enabled Vessel Detection
Sidus Space, an innovative, agile space mission enabler, announced the unveiling of near real-time vessel detection and classification capability to be enabled by its hybrid 3D printed LizzieSat satellite platform. Processing data directly onboard LizzieSat through Sidus Orlaith AI Ecosystem, which includes FeatherEdge edge computing hardware, and the OrbitfyEdge software from Little Place Labs ,…
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AAC Clyde Space technology Joins ESA’s Arctic Weather Satellite for EPS-Sterna constellation
AAC Clyde Space’s technology onboard the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Arctic Weather Satellite has received strong praise for its performance, marking an important milestone towards the future EPS-Sterna constellation. The satellite, launched in 2024, carries a cutting-edge microwave radiometer developed by AAC Clyde Space’s subsidiary AAC Omnisys in Gothenburg, as well as the spacecraft’s “brain”…
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Anywaves Inaugurates its First Pilot Production Site for Space Antennas and Payloads in France
Anywaves, a manufacturer of space antennas, has inaugurated its first pilot production site, achieving a major milestone and the deployment of its international strategy, paving the way for global expansion. After delivering its 1000th product in the summer of 2024, the equipment manufacturer has now started its first in-house production line for space antennas and New…
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ISS Resupply Mission Includes Expanded Drug-Development Platform by Redwire
The latest resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) launched early Monday included new in-space drug development technology by Redwire. Redwire launched a high-volume industrial crystallizer that is capable of processing up to 200 times the volume of samples than its previous platform for in-space pharmaceutical development, PIL-BOX. Redwire said the goal is to…
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5 of our favorite photos taken by Don Pettit while on the ISS
Image: Don Pettit 2. Milky Way We’ve all seen the jaw-dropping long exposures of the night sky out in the deserts where no light pollution can hide the view of our Milky Way galaxy. In space, the brightness of the Earth can usually make it hard to see the stars. However, using a tracker brought…