Tag: Launch
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Terran Orbital Set to Showcase SmallSat GEO Solution at Satellite 2024
Terran Orbital one of the leading manufacturers of small satellites and an end-to-end satellite solutions provider will showcase their latest advancements and share valuable insights with the space community at Satellite 2024 in Washington, DC. Visit Terran Orbital at Booth #2251 or set an appointment to meet their dedicated team of experts and explore their…
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Satcoms Innovation Group Partners with ETL Systems to Host 2024 European Workshop
The Satcoms Innovation Group (SIG) has announced that its European Workshop will take place at ETL Systems in Herefordshire, UK. Taking place on the 26th and 27th of June, the workshop will bring together operators, manufacturers, and vendors in order to discuss the technical aspects of the latest changes within the satcom landscape. SIG promotes…
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VPT Releases New 1600W, GaN-based SGRBX DC-DC Converter for Space Applications
VPT announced the release of the first-ever configurable box solution featuring state-of-the-art GaN technology: the SGRBX. Housing up to four award-winning SGRB DC-DC converter slices within its framework, the SGRBX delivers up to 1600 watts of output power. Utilizing the SGRB’s advanced fixed frequency and reduced voltage switching topology, the SGRBX has extremely low input…
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SpaceX celebrates major progress on the third flight of Starship
SpaceX’s new-generation Starship rocket, the most powerful and largest launcher ever built, flew halfway around the world following liftoff from South Texas on Thursday, accomplishing a key demonstration of its ability to carry heavyweight payloads into low-Earth orbit. SpaceX’s third towering Starship rocket, standing some 397 feet (121 meters) tall and wider than the fuselage…
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OQ Technology Successfully Launches Two New 5G IoT Satellites on SpaceX Transporter-10
OQ Technology Group is thrilled to announce the successful launch of its two new Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites: TIGER-7 and TIGER-8, aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket (rideshare mission Transporter-10) that are built by Nanoavionics. This comes after 3 months from the successful launch of Tiger-5 & 6 satellites on Transporter-9. The two satellites separated…
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Hispasat and Infinite Orbits Collaborate for European Life Extension Mission
Hispasat and Infinite Orbits have announced their collaborative efforts in analyzing a life extension mission, utilizing Endurance, Infinite Orbits’ GEO satellite life extension service solution. Both entities are enthusiastic about advancing the development of a European life extension service solution for GEO satellites. Infinite Orbits serves as the service provider, while Hispasat acts as the…
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Spectrum Control Introduces Space-Grade EMI Filters for Advanced Space Technologies
Spectrum Control, an established company in EMI protection, introduces Space Grade EMI filters that meet the stringent requirements of existing and emerging space technologies. Available in feed-thru, Pi, L circuits in panel mount and surface mount packages (SMT), the EMI filters deliver high reliability and durability in satellite systems, spacecraft, antenna arrays, launch systems, orbital…
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Radical Moves Joins Satellite Industry Leaders at SATELLITE 2024 in Washington D.C
Radical Moves, a specialist Marketing and PR agency serving the broadcast and satellite industries will be in Washington D.C to join the rest of the satellite industry at SATELLITE 2024. Radical moves are attending the event to support clients for the exhibition, the following is the round-up of clients who are attending the event: • …
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Reticulate Micro Joins as Director Member for Satcoms Innovation Group
The Satcoms Innovation Group has announced Reticulate Micro as a Director Member. This will see CTO and EVP Product & Services, Mark Steel, represent Reticulate on the Board of Directors. Reticulate Micro joins Director Members Eutelsat, Intelsat, and Kratos. SIG fosters innovation within the satcom industry through promoting relationships between operators, manufacturers, and solutions providers.…
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SpaceX has a license to launch Starship—this time it might fly at dawn
The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday it has approved a commercial launch license for the third full-scale test flight of SpaceX’s giant Starship rocket. This is the final regulatory hurdle before SpaceX can launch Starship from South Texas. The third flight of the world’s most powerful rocket, following a pair of test launches last year,…