There Are Too Many Spacecraft in LEO
“That is us academics waving a big, big red flag, to say we can’t just keep doing this.”
Stories about operations in low-Earth orbit.
“That is us academics waving a big, big red flag, to say we can’t just keep doing this.”
Skynopy’s future plans include building a network of over 100 ground stations to make real-time connectivity possible for satellites in orbit.
Xona is one of many companies trying to solve PNT’s vulnerability problem.
The satellites—part of IBS’ CLOVE project—will carry UV and NIR observation instruments developed by IBS to monitor Venus’ cloud structures and atmospheric chemical makeup.
Inside CEO Theresa Condor’s plans for a revitalized satellite company.
“From cell phone towers in space for consumer technology [to] unique sensing missions, or as an interceptor platform for Golden Dome, Comet is the clear choice to accelerate the most ambitious space missions,” Apex CEO Ian Cinnamon said in a statement.
Advocates for dark and quiet skies are outgunned.
Amazon’s long-awaited Starlink competitor finally has a toehold in orbit.
Katalyst acquired Atomos in a bid to grow its in-space servicing business, the companies announced today.
The White House wants the long-awaited Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) to be handed over to a non-profit or private company, backtracking on a mandate in the first Trump administration to move it into the Office of Space Commerce.
While the station may look more luxurious than the industrial ISS it’s gunning to replace, CEO Max Haot was clear that the touches of comfort weren’t designed with billionaire vacationers in mind.
Unlike the rest of LeoLabs’ fixed radar tech, Scout is a mobile radar platform that can be deployed anywhere in the world.