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Leading the new space age: government backs ambitious plans for the UK in space
RT @CSkidmoreUK: We will invest in @SpaceCornwall @Virgin_Orbit with @CornwallCouncil and @LEPCornwall_IoS to create Europe’s first horizontal space launch capability. A key part of our #industrialstrategy and a fantastic opportunity to lead the New Space Age #LaunchUK https://t.co/srhASYhqeX
OpenUK will play a leading role in the new space age, with new support for domestic satellite launch capability, space weather forecasting, and a National Space Council.
RT @CSkidmoreUK: We will invest in @SpaceCornwall @Virgin_Orbit with @CornwallCouncil and @LEPCornwall_IoS to create Europe’s first horizontal space launch capability. A key part of our #industrialstrategy and a fantastic opportunity to lead the New Space Age #LaunchUK https://t.co/srhASYhqeX
OpenLeading the new space age: government backs ambitious plans for the UK in space
UK will play a leading role in the new space age, with new support for domestic satellite launch capability, space weather forecasting, and a National Space Council.
RT @SpaceNews_Inc: FIRST UP | Raytheon, United Technologies to merge; Trump tweet sows space policy confusion; NASA rolls out ISS commercialization plan; Falcon Heavy launch slips - https://t.co/CD4hvp1ihW https://t.co/Y3rACDVbgw
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Several hours later, NASA and White House officials said that the administration was still committed to sending humans back to the moon, noting it was long-standing policy that Mars was the ...
“It’s not just about collecting the #data and then sending it back to the ground...it’s about analyzing the information in #space." @LockheedMartin @Geekwire https://t.co/s8cZVEmHKI
OpenLockheed Martin studies how to use a cloud of satellites for space missions
More and more computing is being done in the cloud, but so far, the cloud-based approach hasn’t been applied in space. Lockheed Martin is thinking about changing that.
The 35-m #deepspace antenna in #NewNorcia, Western Australia, has a new team, led by Suzy Jackson of Australia's national science agency @CSIROnews.
Find out more about looking after one of ESA's biggest eyes on the sky: https://t.co/tJ7CsucMaX https://t.co/sRjdceN0QA
OpenNew era for New Norcia deep space antenna
The 35-m deep space antenna in New Norcia, Western Australia, is being looked after by a new team, led for the first time by a female site manager, Suzy Jackson.
NASA details Deep Space Atomic Clock and other tests launching on SpaceX Falcon Heavy https://t.co/34QsMqwH6o by @etherington https://t.co/ntdvkx3AZt
OpenNASA details Deep Space Atomic Clock and other tests launching on SpaceX Falcon Heavy
SpaceX’s next mission for its Falcon Heavy high-capacity rocket is set for June 24, when it’ll take off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida with 20 satellites on board that comprise ...
Head in the clouds or firmly on the ground? Interesting launcher and other space company comparison lists, with an added 'reality rating' twist. Check it out: https://t.co/DxsTNR79Xb #ISDC2019 https://t.co/ZrzaTRMYvm
OpenA Reality Check for the Space Industry
The SpaceFund Reality rating (SFR) provides critical, intelligent, and thorough information about the status of the growing space industry.
RT @RichardGarriott: NASA is opening the space station to $35,000-a-night visits. A tourist [ahem-private astronaut] who paid Russia $30 million to get there a decade ago says it's a 'seismic shift.' https://t.co/CUbAzSjEKx via @businessinsider
OpenNASA is opening the space station to $35,000-a-night visits. A tourist who paid Russia $30 million to get there a decade ago says it's a 'seismic shift.'
Richard Garriott, who spent two weeks visiting the space station in 2008, said NASA used to fight the idea of private ISS visitors.
University of Adelaide Researchers Working on Extracting Materials From Asteroids https://t.co/wmNHKEyCfx via @spacecom
OpenUniversity of Adelaide Researchers Working on Extracting Materials From Asteroids
ADELAIDE, Australia (University of Adelaide PR) — Work by a team of University of Adelaide scientists to perfect metal and mineral extraction processes is bringing the possibility of mining ...
RT @RussianSpaceWeb: Upper composite with the Spektr-RG observatory is now fully assembled and being prepared for integration with its #Proton rocket. Launch is scheduled for 15:17 Moscow Time: Mission details, updates: https://t.co/aJZ8JvXpej https://t.co/zYiyvmuj1s
OpenSpektr-RG to expand horizons of X-ray astronomy
History of the Spektr-RG mission by Anatoly Zak
RT @thalessecurity: [#SatCom] @Maxar and @Eutelsat_SA are going to participate in the @NASA’s Space Relay #Partnership and Services Study! 👏🌌➡ https://t.co/YlK1r75dfJ via @Via_Satellite https://t.co/3O8TGEZWYZ
OpenEutelsat, Maxar Selected for NASA Study
Maxar Technologies and Eutelsat were selected to participate in NASA's Space Relay Partnership and Services Study. This studies future systems that could revolutionize NASA’s space-based ...
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RUAG Space’s Unique Tilting Satellite Dispenser System Takes Flight with RADARSAT Mission https://t.co/Xkvnz7bt04 via @spacecom
OpenRUAG Space’s Unique Tilting Satellite Dispenser System Takes Flight with RADARSAT Mission
BERN, Switzerland (RUAG Space PR) — Using its rich heritage of designing and building satellite dispensers, RUAG Space developed a unique satellite Dispenser that enables three large radar ...
Unique Tilting Satellite Dispenser System Designed and Built by RUAG Space Takes Flight https://t.co/LvsixoKPvX #RCMSatellites
OpenUnique Tilting Satellite Dispenser System Designed and Built by RUAG Space Takes Flight
Unique Tilting Satellite Dispenser System Designed and Built by RUAG Space Takes Flight - SpaceRef
Five Things to Know about NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock
Five Things to Know about NASA's Deep Space Atomic Clock - SpaceRef
RT @sandygrains: How ISRO can help satellite launch startups tap a billion-dollar (and growing) market by @cosmosguru of @NewSpaceIndia https://t.co/Nr63mr0RtJ
OpenHow ISRO can help satellite launch startups tap a billion-dollar (and growing) market
Commercial satellite launches have emerged as a new business frontier as companies look to place their own devices in space for imagery, cheap internet and other services.
NASA Spacecraft to use ‘Green’ Fuel for the First Time
NASA will test the fuel and compatible propulsion system in space for the first time with the Green Propellant Infusion Mission (GPIM), set to launch this month on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy ...
Five Things to Know About NASA’s Deep Space Atomic Clock
Built by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, the Deep Space Atomic Clock is a technology demonstration that will help spacecraft navigate autonomously through deep ...
Study Focuses on How to Accelerate Pace of Space Exploration and Economic Development https://t.co/6jvyigog8H via @spacecom
OpenStudy Focuses on How to Accelerate Pace of Space Exploration and Economic Development
LOS ANGELES (Reason Foundation PR) — The current structure of the U.S. space program is preventing the country from taking full advantage of technology and private resources that could make ...
SN MILITARY SPACE | NRO embracing commercial space • SDA actively recruiting • HASC markup loaded with space provisions - https://t.co/iAPGIK2OMl https://t.co/wYmY5jHAKo
Open• Strategic Forces markup loaded with space policy provisions
The NRO is watching developments in the space industry and is especially enthused by lower launch prices, Meink tells SpaceNews in an interview on Monday at the 2019 GEOINT geospatial ...
NASA opens ISS to private astronauts, more space companies
It wants to drum up business for the ISS.
RT @esaoperations: 🚀To space! But on which rocket?🚀
Teams at #MissionControl match every mission with the perfect rocket – depending on the mass of the spacecraft & where it needs to go
Find out more in our new infographic for #RocketWeek: https://t.co/VB7CrBw0BH
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OpenTo space! But on which rocket?
Teams at Mission Control match the needs of ESA missions with the perfect rocket. The choice of rocket depends primarily on the mass of the payload and where it needs to go.The further from ...
RT @lorengrush: Of course I had to wade into the Starlink/mega-constellation vs. astronomy saga. Here’s a deep dive into the concerns that astronomers have over light pollution from huge satellite initiatives. And now to turn off my notifications for the rest of the day https://t.co/vUZWcLBItm https://t.co/v2epygnfYe
OpenWhy astronomers are worried that SpaceX’s satellite network will pollute the night sky
They’re bright in the sky, and that’s a problem.