China's Tianwen 1 Mars mission has been awarded one of the spaceflight world's most prestigious awards.
The Tianwen 1 spacecraft lifted off from Wenchang spaceport on July 23, 2020 and entered Mars orbit in February 2021. The mission's solar-powered Zhurong rover then successfully landed in the Red Planet 's Utopia Planitia plain in May that year.
Astroscale and NorthStar Partner to Develop In-Space Technology to Support Space Sustainability
Collaboration will advance next-generation space situational awareness navigation and tracking to deliver commercial on-orbit servicing
Under this agreement, Astroscale and NorthStar will leverage their respective know-how, expertise, and unique services to highlight their shared commitment to space sustainability.
Azercosmos and Voyager Space Sign MOU for Space Initiatives – Parabolic Arc
PARIS (Voyager Space PR) – Azercosmos, The Space Agency of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and Voyager Space, a global leader in space exploration, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a regional hub for space exploration in Azerbaijan.
This strategic multi-year collaboration paves the way for Azercosmos and Voyager Space to proactively develop mutually beneficial space infrastructure, technology, and manufacturing initiatives, research programs, and further opportunities for innovation.
ESA - Smartphone chips flown in orbit for space weather monitoring
Magnetic technology more typically found in your smartphone or computer hard drive has been flight-tested aboard a shoebox-sized satellite, employed to help monitor space weather in Earth orbit.
"Known as MAGIC, these sensors are an order of magnitude smaller than the traditional science magnetometers that our team produces for ESA's planetary missions such as Solar Orbiter and the Juice mission to Jupiter , but they have still proven capable of reaching the ESA-set performance ...
Egypt and China to Deepen Space Cooperation - Space in Africa
Ambassador Chiang Tao, Chargé d’Affairs of the Chinese Embassy in Cairo, recently discussed the potential of an Egypt-China space agreement in his speech at the Space Dream Symposium organised by the Egyptian Chinese University in cooperation between the Egyptian Space Agency and the ...
How can 20th century space laws catch super fast tech?
Cosmos » Space » Space laws might be more comprehensive than you think, but we’re still playing catch-up
It's an unholy mess. And that's despite the well-established processes of assigning responsibility and liability.
What if two countries want to mine the same crater on the moon or an asteroid? Who gets access to already crowded orbital highways? What constitutes an act of war?
Axiom's Next Trip to ISS Will Carry First Saudi Woman in Space
Axiom Space says it’s working with the Saudi Space Commission to send two spacefliers from the Arab kingdom, including the first Saudi woman to go into orbit, to the International Space Station as early as next year.
The inclusion of a female astronaut is particularly notable for Saudi Arabia — where women were forbidden to drive motor vehicles until 2018, and where the status of women is still a controversial subject.
Ohio State to host science park for space research
"We have only just begun to scratch the surface of the possibilities and opportunities that await us in the 'final frontier,' and our ability to maximize future exploration hinges on collaboration between scientists and industry experts," Ohio State President Kristina M.
The research done at the terrestrial lab at Ohio State also will benefit agriculture and include research to preserve Ohio's water quality, improve crop genetics and production efficiency, and enhance animal health for Ohio's agricultural community.
US ExIm Bank outlines reform favoring satellite constellations, but asks New Space to scrap the ...
The new ExIm policies of special interest to space technology companies include Make More in America and the China and Transformational Exports Program (CTEP) .
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ESA - ESA lunar landing camera to fly to the Moon
ESA has many ambitions for exploring our Moon, and we are setting the groundwork for a lander that can rely on cameras and lidar to analyse lunar terrain and choose the best landing spot – autonomously.
The landing camera is somewhat like the cameras used on cars for autonomous parking but in this role the car is a spacecraft traveling at supersonic speeds, and the car park is a specific site of interest on the Moon, a treacherous terrain that can be sunlit or in shadows depending on the time ...
China's mission to Mars has picked up one of the top awards in the Space industry. #IAC2022 https://t.co/thcKRK7xnj CGTNEurope (from Europe) Wed Sep 21 18:13:26 +0000 2022
China's Tianwen-1 Mars mission wins international space award https://t.co/vP828TGbn0 https://t.co/IwS4ZYCEGc SPACEdotcom (from NYC) Thu Sep 22 19:10:40 +0000 2022
China's #Mars probe Tianwen-1 team has won this year's International Astronautical Federation World Space Award. It… https://t.co/XTb3Xm5X9B ChinaScience (from Beijing, China) Wed Sep 21 20:00:01 +0000 2022
China's Mars discovery: Tianwen orbiter has been operating for 780 days. The rover Zhurong has traveled 1,921 meter… https://t.co/8xd8fe7PtR zlj517 (from Beijing, China) Wed Sep 21 13:35:30 +0000 2022
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