China Launches Venezuela’s Antonio Jose de Sucre Satellite From Jiuquan
The launch occurred at midnight local time, according to the telesur online infosite. Authorities say the new satellite will provide a better tool for...
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SpaceX’s Falcon 9 on October 9 to Launch 10 … Ready for NEXT Launch of 10 Satellites
is the company’s $3 billion, next-generation, mobile, global satellite network scheduled for completion in 2018.
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SSL’s Statement as AsiaSat 9 Reports to Work, Successfully Deploys Solar Panels
equipped with multiple C-, Ku- and Ka-band payloads that provide coverage including the world’s first dedicated Ku-band Myanmar beam ...
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Spaceflight’s Integrated Payload Stack — SSO-A — Completes Modal Survey Successfully
This series of tests, conducted by a third party, subjected Spaceflight’s nearly 20-foot satellite rideshare structure (flight structures with mass...
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Heavy Lifting for Ariane 5 at the Spaceport Successfully Sends Intelsat 37e and BSAT-4a Skyward
Intelsat 37e was deployed first separating from Ariane 5 at 29 minutes after liftoff, followed approximately 18 minutes later by BSAT-4a.
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China is Back After Failures with Launch of “Unspecified Missions”
They will join a larger probe launched in May last year to form a constellation to “monitor electromagnetic signals” and other unspecified missions,
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ULA is Up and At’em Again with NROL 52, Another Secret Mission for NROL
NROL-52, a mission once again that is in support of national security, for the National Reconnaissance Office
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SSL Reports that the BSAT-4a Satellite is Accomplishing Post-Launch Maneuvers As Expected
The satellite deployed its solar arrays on schedule following its launch aboard an Ariane 5 launch vehicle from the European Spaceport in Kourou...
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Launch Prep Work Initiated at Vandenberg AFB on NOAA’s JPSS-1 Satellite
The JPSS-1 satellite will go through a series of routine inspections, checkouts and testing before being sealed inside the payload fairing and...
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AsiaSat’s Statement Following Successful Launch of AsiaSat 9
AsiaSat acquired the first signals from the satellite in Hong Kong 7 hours, 54 minutes after the launch, and approximately 9 hours, 13 minutes after lift-off.
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