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Yearly Archives: 2022

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Inmarsat’s telemetry network for rockets ready for launch

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 14, 2022

TAMPA, Fla. — British satellite operator Inmarsat is preparing to use its telemetry relay network to support rocket launches this year for the first time, according to a company executive. 

Northrop Grumman expects a $2 billion order from ULA for solid rocket boosters

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 13, 2022

WASHINGTON – Northrop Grumman is anticipating a $2 billion contract from United Launch Alliance for solid rocket boosters, Northrop Grumman’s president and CEO Kathy Warden said April 28.

In-space manufacturing could help humanity fight climate change, startup says

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 12, 2022

An in-orbit manufacturing startup that plans to launch its first demonstration mission this year believes that space factories could help humanity slash greenhouse gas emissions and thwart climate change. 

China to build a lunar communications and navigation constellation

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 11, 2022

HELSINKI — China plans to set up a constellation around the moon to provide communication and navigation services for future operations on the lunar surface.

Op-ed | South Africa’s Space Journey Charts a Course for the Continent

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 10, 2022

Five billion years ago, two galaxies collided, mixing astronomical gas clouds that produced a radio-wavelength laser called a megamaser. That laser traveled for billions of parsecs, crossing intergalactic space as all of Earth’s history played out. And in April 2022, it was detected by the MeerKAT radio telescope in South Africa. 

First Ariane 5 of 2022 slated for June launch of Measat-3d and GSAT-24

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 9, 2022

SEOUL, South Korea — A pair of satellites from Malaysia and India are slated to launch in late June on the Ariane 5 rocket’s first flight of the year. 

China launches pair of commercial remote sensing satellites, sea launch scrubbed

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 8, 2022

HELSINKI — A Long March 2C rocket sent a pair of optical remote sensing satellites into orbit early Friday 29 April 2022 to provide commercial remote sensing imagery.

Emirati astronaut to fly long-duration space station mission

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 7, 2022

WASHINGTON — The United Arab Emirates will fly an astronaut on a long-duration mission to the International Space Station through an agreement with Axiom Space.

Saturn’s weird moon Titan looks a bit like Earth, and scientists might finally know why

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 6, 2022

The surface of Saturn’s moon Titan looks a bit like Earth and a new study finally explains why.

Strange Mars rock type points to extremely violent volcanic eruptions

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 5, 2022

An unusual rock type spotted by two Mars rovers may indicate that the Martian landscape was shaped by extremely violent volcanic eruptions.

First Dream Chaser vehicle takes shape

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 4, 2022

WASHINGTON — Sierra Space says it is making good progress on its first Dream Chaser spaceplane as the company looks ahead to versions of the vehicle that can carry crews and perform national security missions.

Arabsat orders first fully software-defined satellite

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 3, 2022

TAMPA, Fla. — Saudi Arabian fleet operator Arabsat has ordered its first fully software-defined geostationary satellite to provide flexible coverage across the Middle East, Africa and parts of Europe. 

Rocket Lab delays Electron booster launch and recovery test to Monday

news-hubBy newseditor2021May 2, 2022

Rocket Lab has postponed the launch of an Electron booster it hopes to snatch out of the sky with a helicopter after liftoff to no earlier than Monday (May 2) due to weather.

Far side: the moon’s use as a new astronomical site

news-hubBy newseditor2021April 30, 2022

BOULDER, Colorado — Astronomers have always sought out remote and isolated spots from which their precision observations of the surrounding universe can be made. Now, add one more far-flung location – the moon.

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