Kiwis Say OK To Rocket Lab’s Launches
"This contract is an important milestone in the work the Government is doing to support the development of a New Zealand-based space industry,"
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Bangabandhu-I Comes Closer To Fruition For Bangladesh
Bangladesh in November last year signed a 19.51 billion taka ($248 million) deal with French firm Thales Alenia Space for the satellite itself.
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UK Space Agency Wants To Maintain Claim To Fame In EO… Using Financial Incentives
Worth £11.8 billion to the economy, the Government is committed to growing the UK’s commercial space sector to capture 10 percent of the global market—supporting 100,000 new jobs and generating £40 billion for the economy by 2030.
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GAO Recommends NOAA Ensure Timelines Are Accurate, Clear & Fully Documented… Oops!
These charts are used to support budget requests, provide status reports, facilitate appropriations discussions with congressional committees, and inform the public.
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National Space Society Urges Renewed Commitment After Falcon 9/Amos 6 Incident
If there had been a crewed Dragon 9 on the pad instead of the Amos 6 satellite, there is good reason to believe that the crew and capsule would have survived."
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Israel’s Satellite Program Under Investigation (HAARETZ)
Based on preliminary findings, the state comptroller believes there are serious long-term planning gaps in the development of satellites in Israel, even before the SpaceX explosion.
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ISRO Initiates Plan To Outsource Satellite Manufacturing
ISRO has received more than 40 responses to a tender floated inviting private firms to jointly build a satellite and eventually transfer satellite-making technology for local and global needs.
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Iranian Satellite Launch A Cover For A Ballistic Missile Attack? (Washington Free Beacon)
"Iranian officials announced on Tuesday that the country is preparing to launch three new satellites into space..."
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Not Enough Capacity For India
India badly needs a larger industry role in making more satellites and launch vehicles at a faster pace.
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Commercial Space Ventures “Take Off” — A Dentons Focus
At present, United States Government review processes tied to the launch licensing framework—such as the Payload Review process—are limited to payloads launched from the United States.
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