Europe’s past attempts to create a full-scale Space Situational Awareness network has been limited in the past by national sovereignty issues and by the fact that a system approximating the …
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Europe’s launch industry, led by Arianespace and Airbus Safran Launchers, is asking European governments to sign, this year, a contractual commitment to launch five satellites per year aboard the future …
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Spacecom: Chinese buyer is silent, deal likely buried January 20, 2017 Spacecom of Israel said that it has heard nothing from prospective buyer Beijing Xinwei Technology Corp. in recent …
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At a time when satellite industry analysts and satellite services providers — those who don’t own their own satellites — all saying what a horrible business it is to be …
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PARIS — The European Commission is saddling its proposed broadband satellite constellation with so many missions and deadlines that one European industry official suspected the …
PARIS — Kazakhstan is perhaps most open of the ex-Soviet states to the idea of partnering with non-geostationary-orbit satellite fleet operators and has gone …
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LA PLATA, Maryland — Planet Labs, on the heels of two large satellite-services contracts with the Japan and Germany, said it is assessing 20 similar …
