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DIU Chief: Culture Within DoD Remains the Biggest Obstacle to Success for Startups
Read more →: DIU Chief: Culture Within DoD Remains the Biggest Obstacle to Success for StartupsThe way more non-traditional defense companies will grow their business with the Defense Department is for more of…
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Former SPAC Astra is Once Again a Private Company
Read more →: Former SPAC Astra is Once Again a Private CompanyThe founders of smallsat launcher Astra Space completed a deal to take the company private on July 18.…
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Maxar Intelligence Reveals the First Images from its WorldView Legion Satellites
Read more →: Maxar Intelligence Reveals the First Images from its WorldView Legion SatellitesMaxar Intelligence, a provider of secure, precise geospatial intelligence, released the first images from its next-generation WorldView Legion…
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Artemis II Core Stage rolls out, leaves New Orleans
Read more →: Artemis II Core Stage rolls out, leaves New OrleansImage: Daryl Sausse / Space Explored The team in charge of moving this massive piece of rocket hardware…
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Thales to Lead French Carbon-Monitoring and Orbital Inspection Missions
Read more →: Thales to Lead French Carbon-Monitoring and Orbital Inspection MissionsThales Alenia Space recently received contracts for space-based carbon monitoring and an in-orbit capture and inspection service, both…
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NASA Discontinues VIPER Moon Exploration Project Citing Cost Increases and Launch Delays
Read more →: NASA Discontinues VIPER Moon Exploration Project Citing Cost Increases and Launch DelaysFollowing a comprehensive internal review, NASA announced its intent to discontinue development of its VIPER (Volatiles Investigating Polar…
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Renesas Unveils Power Management Solution for AMD’s Space-Grade Versal AI Edge Adaptive SoC
Read more →: Renesas Unveils Power Management Solution for AMD’s Space-Grade Versal AI Edge Adaptive SoCRenesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced a complete space-ready reference design for the…
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NASA built a Moon rover but can’t afford to get it to the launch pad
Read more →: NASA built a Moon rover but can’t afford to get it to the launch padNASA has spent $450 million designing and building a first-of-its-kind robot to drive into eternally dark craters at…
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Astrobotic’s VOLT Lunar Rover Completes Surface Stability Testing at NASA Glenn Research Center
Read more →: Astrobotic’s VOLT Lunar Rover Completes Surface Stability Testing at NASA Glenn Research CenterAstrobotic is one step closer to establishing a lunar power grid with the initiation of a summer-long test…
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e-GEOS Wins European Environmental Contract
Read more →: e-GEOS Wins European Environmental Contracte-GEOS has won a new five-year contract from the European Environment Agency (EEA) which will enable better detection…
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Global Satellite Operators Report No Impact from Microsoft Outage
Read more →: Global Satellite Operators Report No Impact from Microsoft OutageA number of major satellite operators said they were unaffected by the Microsoft outage on July 19 that…
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Axelspace Introduces New Service for In-Orbit Demonstration of Space Components
Read more →: Axelspace Introduces New Service for In-Orbit Demonstration of Space ComponentsAxelspace Corporation announced the launch of AxelLiner Laboratory (AL Lab), a new service under AxelLiner introduced in 2022.…