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Office of Space Commerce Awards $10M in Contracts for ‘COLA Gap’ Pathfinder
The Office of Space Commerce (OSC) announced $10.1 million in contracts on Wednesday to a number of space companies to address ‘blind spots’ in commercial collision avoidance. The awards are part of the Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS) program’s Commercial Collision Avoidance (COLA) Gap Pathfinder effort. Data providers LeoLabs, Slingshot Aerospace, Maxar Intelligence, Turion…
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NASA plans downscale of social media presence
NASA has shared that it will be shutting down many of its social accounts in favor of a more streamlined strategy with fewer accounts. The move has stirred controversy, with some thinking the change will make finding engaging content easier, while others are concerned that some NASA information won’t get shared at all. NASA Press…
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Hearing from the Space Industry on the Impact of Tariffs
In this issue, we are digging into the impact of U.S. tariff policy on the space industry, with stories from freelancers Anne Wainscott Sargent and Tereza Pultarova on how tariffs are impacting U.S. companies and companies based outside of the U.S. We hear a range of perspectives in these stories, and many are describing a…
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Hearing from the Space Industry on the Impact of Tariffs
In this issue, we are digging into the impact of U.S. tariff policy on the space industry, with stories from freelancers Anne Wainscott Sargent and Tereza Pultarova on how tariffs are impacting U.S. companies and companies based outside of the U.S. We hear a range of perspectives in these stories, and many are describing a…
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US Space Companies Keep Watchful Eye on Tariff Turmoil
While the Trump Administration’s 10 percent tariff on all imports took effect in April, alongside higher tariffs on imports from 57 countries, several U.S. space industry experts weighed in on what impact the U.S. president’s trade policy will have on the U.S. space economy in the coming months. Clay Mowry, CEO of the American Institute…
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US Space Companies Keep Watchful Eye on Tariff Turmoil
While the Trump Administration’s 10 percent tariff on all imports took effect in April, alongside higher tariffs on imports from 57 countries, several U.S. space industry experts weighed in on what impact the U.S. president’s trade policy will have on the U.S. space economy in the coming months. Clay Mowry, CEO of the American Institute…
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SES/Intelsat Acquisition Secures European Commission, UK Approval
The European Commission granted unconditional approval for SES’s acquisition of Intelsat, issuing a determination that the combination does not raise competition concerns in the European Economic Area (EEA). The EC announced its decision this week after its market investigation that found “credible competitors” in both media broadcast satellite services and ‘two-way’ services to aviation, maritime,…
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Integrate wins $25M Space Force contract for super-secure project management tool
Integrate is supporting the modernization of program execution across space missions with tools designed for speed, transparency and interoperability. (Integrate Photo) Seattle-based Integrate has been awarded a $25 million contract from the U.S. Space Force to support the deployment of its multiplayer project management software for government teams — and for the commercial space contractors…
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An Origin Story: The 10 Years that Led SWISSto12 CEO Emile de Rijk to Becoming Satellite Executive of the Year
It was only a decade ago at SATELLITE 2015 where the new CEO of a brash new startup SWISSto12 walked around the conference with a small 3D printed antenna and big dreams of making a difference in the satellite sector. Fast-forward 10 years, CEO Emile de Rijk is the 2024 Satellite Executive of the Year…
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An Origin Story: The 10 Years that Led SWISSto12 CEO Emile de Rijk to Becoming Satellite Executive of the Year
It was only a decade ago at SATELLITE 2015 where the new CEO of a brash new startup SWISSto12 walked around the conference with a small 3D printed antenna and big dreams of making a difference in the satellite sector. Fast-forward 10 years, CEO Emile de Rijk is the 2024 Satellite Executive of the Year…