Can Space Start-Ups Really Wait A Year For Satellite Approval?
Since many start-ups are, by their nature, proposing novel technology that regulators haven’t encountered before, the scrutiny only increases.
Since many start-ups are, by their nature, proposing novel technology that regulators haven’t encountered before, the scrutiny only increases.
Scout needs to get its Owl optical imaging system on orbit to prove it is the right product for information-hungry national security agencies.
Even with the leak, there should be enough helium left to allow Starliner to undock and deorbit.
Satellite builders that haven’t done work for the DOD in the last year can qualify to participate in the HALO, or Hybrid Acquisition for Proliferated LEO, program.
Yusaku Maezawa has given up on his plan to orbit the Moon with a crew of creatives in SpaceX’s Starship.
“It starts to feel more like an aircraft engine development than a rocket engine development.”
MDA’s space robotics capabilities could help set the new station apart from competitors.
“This is not a safety of flight issue,” Boeing Starliner executive Mark Nappi said in a press conference Friday.
“If we land, it is dependent on SpaceX having their [Starship] lander ready.”
ESA’s long-awaited turn to private companies for spacecraft comes eighteen years after NASA.
Rocket Lab is planning the first of two Electron flights to launch a pair of NASA weather satellites, in the latest use of NASA’s venture-class launch missions. The launch, which was expected early tomorrow morning, has been delayed to Saturday because of severe weather. The details: Two 6U cubesats will spend ten months measuring thermal […]
The only apparent hiccup during the New Shepard’s 25th mission came when one of the capsule’s three parachutes failed to deploy completely.