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[SatNews] The UK Space Agency has opened the payload competition for its United Kingdom Universal Bus Experiment (UKube1), a one year pilot mission in which the UK will launch a miniature satellite that will carry up to three different payloads into space, testing new technologies and carrying out new space research quickly and efficiently.
Read More[SatNEws] Small satellite pioneer Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has been awarded a grant to commence the design phase of a national technology demonstration satellite called TechDemoSat-1.
Read MoreClyde Space is seeking a Project Manager, someone who is a capable individual who can join a dedicated team of engineers in the development and production of small satellites and their subsystems.
Read More[SatNews] NASA is challenging high school teams to design software to program small satellites aboard the International Space Station.
Read More[SatNews] Win-win for NASA and their first microsatellite.
Read More[SatNews] The ALL-STAR satellite will be forthcoming from students in Colorado, thanks to a team-up with Lockheed Martin.
Read More[SatNews] Do you have a hankerin' to get your CubeSat away from its Earthly confines and into orbit?
Read More[SatNews] The UK Space Agency has announced a one year pilot program to design and launch a CubeSat — a miniature, cube-shaped satellite that will allow the UK to test new space technologies and carry out new space research ‘cheaply’ and quickly.
Read More[SatNews] Orbital Sciences Corporation (NYSE: ORB) has received two separate orders from NASA to launch scientific satellites on its industry-leading small rockets, Pegasus(r) XL and Taurus(r) XL.
Read More[SatNews] Last Friday, June the 11th, Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) celebrated 25 years of space innovation.
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