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Microsembly Highlights RF Solutions for SATCOM at SATELLITE 2026
Microsembly, a premier U.S.-based RF microelectronics manufacturing and testing partner supporting aerospace, defense, and NewSpace programs, is exhibiting at SATELLITE 2026 (SATShow Week) from March 23–26 in Washington, D.C., at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center (Booth 2159). SATShow Week is the satellite industry’s most comprehensive and globally recognized gathering, bringing together commercial leaders, engineers,…
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QUADSAT Showcases Drone-Based Electronic Warfare at SatShow 2026
At Satellite 2026, the QUADSAT team will demonstrate how drone-based Electronic Support and Electronic Attack systems convert spectrum data into operational outputs across the full sequence from detection through execution. Modern military effectiveness depends on timely detection, rapid response, and informed decision-making within the electromagnetic spectrum. QUADSAT’s payloads and software are developed for operations in this…
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CML Micro Showcases Satellite Communications Semiconductor Portfolio at SATShow 2026
CML Micro, a leading developer of mixed-signal, RF, and microwave semiconductors for global communications markets, is showcasing its satellite communications semiconductor portfolio at SATShow 2026 for the first time. The event, which brings together commercial innovators, government organisations, defence leaders and technology suppliers from across the aerospace ecosystem, is taking place in Washington D.C from…
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YTTEK Showcases High-throughput SATCOM Payload for CubeSats and LEO Satellites at SatShow 2026
At Satellite 2026 in Washington, D.C., YTTEK, a Taiwan-based company that develops wireless communication and satellite communication technologies, including ground systems, payloads and user terminals, made its first public debut of a fully integrated end-to-end satellite communications (SATCOM) architecture spanning ground stations, satellite payloads, and automotive user terminals. The debut highlights Taiwan’s role in the…
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Portal Space Systems and Paladin Space Launches Debris Removal Infrastructure
Portal Space Systems and Paladin Space announced a partnership to launch the first commercially structured debris removal service designed to operate at scale in low-Earth orbit, turning debris cleanup from a one-off demonstration into a repeatable commercial service. There are currently more than 36,000 tracked pieces of space debris in orbit, including defunct spacecraft, rocket…
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Avcom Develops Embedded Satellite Beacon Receiver for Signal Tracking & Monitoring
Avcom of Virginia, Inc., a manufacturer of RF test and measurement equipment and embedded signal monitoring solutions for satellite and communication applications, has developed the BR-MOD-1-9-B embedded satellite beacon receiver module. This module has been developed for signal tracking in both mobile and fixed applications, with the added ability to operate as a spectrum analyzer…
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Progress on Starbase Pads ahead of Block 3 Starships
In a flurry of ground activity that underscores SpaceX’s relentless drive for launch cadence, engineers at the company’s Starbase facility are overhauling Launch Pad 1 while putting the finishing touches on Pad 2. These parallel efforts—centered on a massive new flame trench, an on-site Air Separation Unit (ASU), expanded propellant storage, and critical tower testing—are…
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Seraphim CEO: Space Investment is at a ‘Pivotal Time’
Seraphim Space CEO Mark Boggett kickstarted SATELLITE 2026 with a keynote that painted an optimistic picture for the space investment environment, calling it a “pivotal time” for the industry. Space is open for business, according to Boggett. The numbers are really interesting. In the 12 months to the end of December 2025, $12 billion was…
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Kymeta Advances Multi-Band, Multi-Orbit Antenna Toward 2027 Release
Kymeta is working toward releasing the first prototypes this year of its multi-band, multi-orbit single aperture user terminal in development. Called the KuKa 8 Series, Kymeta says it is the first mult-band, multi-orbit single aperture antenna — meaning that a single aperture antenna is able to transmit and receive both Ka-band and Ku-band beams simultaneously.…
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A unique NASA satellite is falling out of orbit—this team is trying to rescue it
BROOMFIELD, Colorado—One of NASA’s oldest astronomy missions, the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, has been out of action for more than a month as scientists await the arrival of a pioneering robotic rescue mission. The 21-year-old spacecraft is falling out of orbit, and NASA officials believe it’s worth saving—for the right price. Swift is not a…