Satellites

Latvia’s Ministry of Education and Science joined industry leaders in Noordwijk to formalize a plan for a specialized 5G/6G Non-Terrestrial Network hub. This strategic move, finalized during the European Space Agency’s Industry Space Days, represents a collaborative effort between the Latvian

As global tensions rise, the acceleration of procurement cycles has become a common denominator for major defense contractors like Airbus and Northrop Grumman. This shift is vividly illustrated by Airbus Defence and Space’s recent delivery of 32 next-generation OneWeb satellites to Eutelsat,

The WashU Satellite team is developing specialized magnetic torque rods for their 2027 SCALAR mission to achieve three-axis altitude control using Earth’s magnetic field. This undergraduate-led organization at Washington University in St. Louis has rapidly evolved from its 2024 founding into a

Modern satellite constellations often face operational bottlenecks because traditional positioning methods require constant communication with specialized engineering teams located on the ground. Historically, determining a satellite’s exact position required a complex network of terrestrial

While small businesses and civil society support the bill's radical provisions, industry giants claim the new regulations will create significant investment uncertainty. This ideological rift stands at the heart of South Africa’s legislative push to modernize its digital landscape through the

A vacuum engine failure during the fourteenth test flight resulted in an early splashdown near Chile, highlighting the technical hurdles that remain despite the mission's orbital success. This mission, launched from the Starbase facility in Texas, represents a transformative moment where the