Frontier Preps Next Mission After Mixed Results On ATMOS
Frontier is preparing to fly a second (slightly pared-down) SpaceLab next year aboard Orbital Paradigm’s new reentry platform.
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Frontier is preparing to fly a second (slightly pared-down) SpaceLab next year aboard Orbital Paradigm’s new reentry platform.
Ultimately, these new technologies aren’t competing with radio frequency, but working together as part of a diverse network.
ICYMI: This week, Payload Europe hosted its first ever webinar—all about the EU Space Act.
The UK wants to build a vibrant sovereign space industry, but it knows it can’t do it alone.
European launch startups are attempting to break past the Kármán line for the first time—and customers are already lining up to fly.
Germany is investing €35B in national security defense assets to counter the “fundamental threat” posed by Russian and Chinese tech.
Seraphim, a London-based venture capital firm founded in 2016, has established Seraphim Space Europe GmbH in Berlin to broaden its investment in the European space ecosystem outside of the UK.
New satellites are coming to an orbit (very) near you.
Whatever the future holds for satellite operators, it’s safe to assume that the ground segment will be a lock step in making advancements of their own.
The mission, dubbed Wings of Light, will carry hosted payloads as well as satellites the OTV will deploy on orbit.
K2 has locked in $195M in funding without even flying an orbital mission. Its first customer mission, Gravitas, is planned for next year.
Cailabs is expanding its global footprint to meet the growing need for high-bandwidth, secure downlink capabilities.