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The license granted to Kinéis by the Federal Communications Commission, the U.S. frequency regulator, is a rare and highly valuable asset for telecom operators. Beyond the authorization to connect devices from the U.S. territory to its future constellation of...
Astrobotic announced a new Lunar Regolith Lab is open at its headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
This test facility is one of only a handful in the United States filled with industry-standard GRC-1 “regolith simulant”, or granules, designed to mimic the...
The 2021-2022 edition of the "Italian Space Industry" Catalog is now available
Catalog 2021-2022
The Catalog is produced by the Italian Space Agency and by the Agency for the Abroad Promotion and Internationalization of Italian Enterprises (ICE), in...
The new ALIN system will enable satellite servicing and mapping of planetary bodies FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ON AUGUST 11, 2021 at 9am EST – Pittsburgh, PA Astrobotic wins a Phase I NASA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract...
NASA Approves MoonRanger Rover for Final Construction Astrobotic announced today that MoonRanger, an autonomous rover that will explore the lunar South Pole in 2022, passed NASA’s Key Decision Point (KDP) review and is in the final stage of...
Electric Propulsion – EP– is a technology aimed at generating thrust with high exhaust velocities. Compared to other conventional propulsion methods, the result is a significant reduction of the propellant mass necessary for a given space mission. Reduced propellant...
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Vito Pertosa – Angel Group President
Francesca Tardioli – Ambassador of Italy to Australia
Margaret Twomey – Ambassador of Australia to Italy
Enrico Palermo – ASA Head of Agency
Steven Marshall – Premier of South Australia
Giuseppe Acierno – DTA President
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The Griffin lunar lander will carry NASA’s rover to search for water ice in 2023. Astrobotic announced today its selection of SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy rocket in a competitive commercial procurement to launch its Griffin lunar lander to the...
Originally published at Sa.catapult.org.ukSteamJet, the first Westcott BIC incubated, is developing a safer, compact, and affordable water-based propulsion system for CubeSats and Small Satellites. The aim is to expand current mission capabilities, enabling satellites to stay in Space longer, change...
Originally published at Sprint.ac.ukSteamjet to develop a new water-based propulsion system for CubeSats and small satellites will collaborate with the University of Southampton on the SPRINT business support program to qualify the system for space missions.
Steamjet Space Systems has...
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