Exolaunch’s European Expansion Continues
If Monopoly made a rocket themed board game, Exolaunch would have a hotel on every space.
If Monopoly made a rocket themed board game, Exolaunch would have a hotel on every space.
The joint venture, called SatCo, said in a statement that it has already received interest from network operators in 21+ European countries.
What’s the purpose of a SBIR award? That’s the question at the heart of a lawsuit York Space Systems has filed against the military, over a contract awarded to fellow satellite builder Apex Space.
SpaceX is scheduled to perform an lunar orbit check-out a year after its first Moon landing—huh?
“This capacity is ultimately intelligence needed to act decisively and maintain their strategic edge.”
Atomic-6 won a $2M contract from SSC to continue development of its Light Wing solar array, which collapses to enable RPO and stealth missions.
A new professorship at the University of Colorado Boulder aims to bridge the gap between space engineering, business, and law, by emphasizing the importance of space governance to the whole industry.
TraCSS was once a signature Trump policy, stemming from Space Policy Directive-3. Now, that same directive might be the undoing of TraCSS.
“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.
“Our goal is to be much faster than everyone else.”
Xona is one of many companies trying to solve PNT’s vulnerability problem.