Clyde Space Catapulting Their Way Into Additional Success
The company announced has been commissioned by the Satellite Applications Catapult and Innovate UK to build four CubeSats for the £1.5million project.
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Sky Sailing Stratollites
World View will be accelerating the development and commercial adoption of its “Stratollites”—or, high tech balloons that operate in the stratosphere.
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SSC Brings A New Ground Operations Approach For SmallSats + Constellations
The new endeavor aims to lower costs while providing reliability to the SmallSat and CubeSat market.
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Weebill’s HyperQube Needs A Kick
Weebill wants to put its 10cm x 10cm x 10cm satellite—the HyperQube—into the hands of consumers, businesses and actually anyone who wants access to space.
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Blue Canyon Technologies To Build CubeRRT For Ohio State University <br />
RFI is a growing concern for Earth science observations due to its negative impact on science measurements with microwave radiometers.
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USAFA FalconSAT Update During 32nd Space Symposium
FalconSAT is the U.S. Air Force Academy's capstone undergraduate systems engineering course.
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Slovakian Smallsat To Gain Orbit Mid-Year
The pocket-sized one-unit CubeSat, named skCUBE, is currently slated for liftoff this June atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that will liftoff from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
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A Fantastically Free CubeSat Movement For US Colleges And Universities
CubeSat competition applications must be returned by June 1, 2016.
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Deep Interest In CubeSats Draws Rear Admiral Brown To Cal Poly
During his visit, Brown spoke with members of Cal Poly's CubeSat program on various topics such as Cal Poly's activities with CubeSats.
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Irvine, California, High Schools Have A CubeSat On Their STEM Agendas
Teams of as many as 30 students each at five high schools located in the City of Irvine are joining forces to assemble, test and launch a CubeSat (nanosatellite) into Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
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