U.S. Space Command last month opened a small office at the Catalyst Campus, a business park in Colorado Springs where more than 30 startups and defense contractors have set up shop.
Space Command, the U.S. military combatant command responsible for operations in outer space, tracks satellites and debris in orbit. Amid growing concerns about threats to U.S.
Origins of Orbion: When Preparation Meets Opportunity | Michigan Tech Magazines
Houghton is the launch pad for Orbion Space Technology, one of the brightest stars in a newly imagined space economy where small satellites are huge game changers.
Research ingenuity and the right timing coalesced to propel Orbion forward following its establishment in 2016, says CEO Lyon (Brad) King , Michigan Tech's Richard and Elizabeth Henes Professor of Space Systems.
Satellites Help Cement South Africa's Space Industry - Eos
The Maritime Domain Awareness Satellite constellation ( MDASat ), launched by SpaceX from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on 13 January, is part of a planned series of nine cube satellites that will detect, identify, and monitor ocean vessels in near-real time.
South Africa's initiative to unlock the potential of its blue economy, dubbed Operation Phakisa , was launched in October 2014. The initiative seeks to maximize the economic potential of South Africa's ocean zones and 2,800 kilometers of coastline .
Is Space the Next Frontier for Deliveries? – SURFACE
Fulfillment centers may be going into orbit. Justin Fiaschetti and Austin Briggs, the 23-year-old entrepreneurs behind the year-old startup Inversion , have been developing earth-orbiting capsules that aim to deliver goods from the cosmos.
That's no easy task—when capsules re-enter the atmosphere, high travel speeds (about 25 times as fast as the speed of sound) induce the danger of fire.
'Stalin-esque' attitudes hold back engineering powerhouse Ukraine, says American aerospace student ...
Ukraine could be a space technology superpower but the country is held back by "Stalin-esque" attitudes that treat experts like peasants, says American aerospace engineering student Aaron Harford, who chose Ukrainian capital Kyiv for his Ph.D. studies four years ago.
It might sound surprising that a third generation American from California who spent a short time working with start-ups in the Mojave Desert, one of the world's most exciting new space hubs, would want to study aerospace engineering in Ukraine .
Launch of global CDL Space stream will unlock new worlds of possibility for founders
CDL's first global stream will build a bridge between space industries in North America and Europe
Toronto, Ontario; Atlanta, Georgia; Paris, France, March 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- TORONTO, PARIS, ATLANTA — Creative Destruction Lab's Space stream is going global, adding two new sites in Atlanta and Paris to create a worldwide network of space innovators and investors that reaches around ...
How Space-Based Technology is Fighting Climate Change
As the planet warms, research has shown that the chances of reversing catastrophic warming are low. However, that does not mean we cannot do whatever we can to minimize climate change to meet global net-zero goals by 2050.
Earth observation company SatelliteVu provides the world’s first satellite constellations that measure the thermal footprint of any building on Earth in near real-time every hour or two.
New UK Space Funds to Pioneer New Approaches to Energy, Communication and Resources – ...
British space technology will help pioneer new approaches to energy, communications and resources, thanks to new projects from the UK Space Agency
LONDON (UK Space Agency PR) — Science and Innovation Minister George Freeman announced the £2 million boost for 13 new projects during British Science Week (11-20 March), which aims to inspire interest in and celebrate science, engineering, technology and maths for people of all ...
Cougs in Space: Launching Satellites and Careers - Dailyfly.com Lewis-Clark Valley Community - ...
PULLMAN - A Washington State University student team is building small satellites about the size of a Kleenex box that they hope to someday launch into space.
Along the way, they’re gaining hands-on skills, industry connections, and internships that can help launch their aerospace careers.
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