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Dcubed Introduces ARAQYS to Redefine Scalable Space-Based Energy Solutions
Dcubed GmbH, a leader in release actuators, deployable space structures, and In-Space Manufacturing (ISM) technologies, announced its expansion into space-based energy systems with the introduction of ARAQYS, the power solution for space. With ARAQYS, Dcubed is positioning itself as the category leader in delivering affordable, scalable, and unlimited energy in orbit. After SpaceX, Rocket Lab,…
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Novaspace Expands to India for Growth of the Nation’s Space Economy
Novaspace, the global consulting and market intelligence firm dedicated to the space sector, announces the opening of its new office in India, marking a strategic milestone in its mission to connect global expertise with one of the world’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving space ecosystems. Building on more than 40 years of heritage in advising…
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Saudi Net Link and Quadsat Expand Mobile RF Services Across MENA
Quadsat, leading provider of precise spectrum intelligence and RF geolocation solutions for satcoms and defense and Saudi Net Link have partnered under Quadsat’s Global Service Partner Network to deliver Quadsat’s unique mobile RF test, calibration and location services to operators and manufacturers of RF technologies. With this latest partnership, Quadsat is further extending its global…
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Blue Origin – Advancing Reusable Rocket Engines for the Next Generation of Launch Systems
Blue Origin is a US-based aerospace manufacturer and launch company focused on developing technologies to enable sustainable, cost-effective and routine access to space. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Kent, Washington, the company’s primary objective is to advance reusability in rocket propulsion, a key factor in lowering the cost and increasing the frequency of space…
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SpaceX resumes early evening launches after FAA restrictions lifted
A Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from pad 40 at Cape Canaveral, reflected in the waters of the Kennedy Space Center Turnbasin. Image: Michael Cain/Spaceflight Now. SpaceX launched of a batch of Starlink satellites on Tuesday, its first early-evening flight since the FAA lifted restrictions on commercial launches prompted by the government shutdown. The Starlink…
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Viasat Expands IFC Deal With Etihad Airways and Plans to Add LEO to Business Offering
Viasat announced two updates for its in-flight connectivity (IFC) business this week — that customer Etihad Airways plans to deploy the upgraded Viasat Amara service across its fleet, as well as plans for Viasat to add Telesat Lightspeed to its business aviation service. The expanded agreement with Etihad includes both widebody and narrowbody aircraft, including…
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NRO Establishes Space Cyber Program After Last Month’s Moonshine Guardian Exercise
RESTON, Virginia – The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) established a space cyber program to serve as the central hub for space cyber activities across the agency as of Oct. 1, Johnathon Martin, the acting deputy director of the NRO’s Office of the Chief Architect and the incoming deputy director of the NRO Space Cyber Program,…
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Orange to Offer Satellite Messaging Via Skylo
Orange is launching a satellite messaging service working with Skylo, the French telco announced Tuesday during an Orange OpenTech event. Orange said the service is currently available in France and 36 countries including other European nations Germany, England, Spain, and others. Called “Message Satellite,” the service allows Orange’s 5G and 5G+ customers to send SMS…
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L3Harris testing brand new RS-25 engines for future Artemis launches
RS-25 prime contractor L3Harris continues to ramp up production of new flight engine hardware at their Los Angeles area facility and final assembly at the Stennis Space Center. NASA certified production restart of the former Space Shuttle Main Engine (SSME) in mid-2024, with the new engines slated to operate at higher performance levels in four-engine…
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After last week’s stunning landing, here’s what comes next for Blue Origin
For decades—yes, literally decades—it has been easy to dismiss Blue Origin as a company brimming with potential but rarely producing much of consequence. But last week the company took a tremendous stride forward, not just launching its second orbital rocket, but subsequently landing the booster on a barge named Jacklyn. It now seems clear that…