China Launches Gaofen-10 EO Satellite Providing Photos with Resolution of Less than a Meter
The satellite was launched aboard a Long March-4C rocket and successfully entered its planned orbit. This was the 314th flight mission of...
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First-of-its-Kind … Northrop’s Satellite Refueling Spacecraft Readies for Upcoming Launch
The Mission Extension Vehicle could give commercial satellites new life.
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Intuitive Machines’ Nova-C Lunar Lander to be Sent to the Moon via SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket
Intuitive Machines reviewed proposals from multiple launch providers and ultimately selected SpaceX for its proven record of reliability and...
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RAF Pilot to Help Launch UK Space Force Satellite
Fifty years after the lunar landing the Royal Air Force is taking its first small steps into space.
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Satellite for the Russian Ministry of Defense Successfully Launched
The satellite is the second "Tundra" spacecraft of the new early-warning system, known as EKS. The system is expected to include satellites in...
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China’s Long March-2D Rocket Sends Yunhai-1 02 Satellite into Orbit
used mainly for detecting the atmospheric and marine and space environment, as well as disaster control and other scientific experiments.
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China Launches Resource Satellite and Two Smallsats
The resource satellite, ZY-1 02D, was developed by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) and is an important part of China's space-based...
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Utah State University Makes Satellite for NASA Aerosol Study
HARP is currently being prepared for launch by International Space Station small satellite launch service provider NanoRacks, LLC.
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SES’ News x 2 … SES Selects SpaceX for O3b mPOWER Launch + SES Provides Global Connectivity of Microsoft’s Azure
The global O3b mPOWER system comprises an initial constellation of seven high-throughput, low-latency MEO satellites, each capable of...
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Part 1 Mission Accomplished … Airbus Completes Ocean Satellite Sentinel-6A and Begins Its First Journey
will measure its distance to the ocean surface with an accuracy of a few centimeters and, over a mission lasting up to seven years
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