SSTL Ships Telesat’s LEO-1 and Earth-i’s CARBONITE-2 to India for Launch
LEO-1 will be one of two Telesat Phase 1 satellites planned for launch this year that will allow Telesat to start testing key performance parameters of its ...
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Washington State University Students Gain NASA Grant and Now Planning for a Smallsat Launch
Last year, Cougs in Space applied for NASA’s educational grant, allowing them some flexibility in creating a satellite not specifically meant for ...
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High School Students in Iowa to Launch with NASA
An intensive process lasting throughout the school year will culminate in launch week, April 4-7. The team will travel to NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center...
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NanoRacks Doublewide Deployers Launch Five Smallsats from the ISS
This mission marks the first deployment of the industry standard 6U cubesats in the 2U x 3U form factor from the NanoRacks ‘Doublewide’ Deployers...
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Spain’s First … PAZ Radar Earth Observation Satellite is Shipshape and Ready to Ship
It will be able to generate images with up to 25 cm resolution, day and night and regardless of the meteorological conditions.
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Ready, Set, Go … Almost as Ukraine Plans First Satellite Launch
"We expect that we would be able to complete all the works necessary for Ukraine to finally get its own communication satellite in the orbit in ...
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A Tango in Microgravity at ISS is a First for Thales Alenia Space’s Enhanced Cygnus Spacecraft
It will be unloaded and used for the first time as an extension of the orbiting laboratory for an experiment featuring the SpaceTango facility ...
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Airbus Built GRACE-FO Satellite Heading Out Soon to California for Launch
The German/American GRACE satellites, which have been in space since 2002, are the only satellites that have been capable of monitoring the...
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Big Day Upcoming for Northwest Nazarene University + Caldwell High School — Idaho’s First Satellite to be Launched
MakerSat-0 will orbit around the Earth’s poles 14 times a day at 17,000 mph for the next several years, sending back data on the robustness of various...
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Arianespace Completes Initial Build-Up for Flight VA240 to Drive Galileo Satellites to Slots
During activity in the Spaceport’s Launcher Integration Building, this heavy-lift vehicle for Arianespace Flight VA240 underwent the assembly process...
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