UK Space Command officially launched
A special ceremony was held at Space Command Headquarters, RAF High Wycombe last Thursday, to mark the official opening of UK Space Command, with the first ‘Space Operator’ Badges presented to personnel.
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in Space World’s first fully flexible satellite lifts-off
Posted 2 August 2021
A UK-built satellite capable of being reprogrammed in space has successfully launched from French Guiana in South America.
in Space UK Space industry to benefit from £1.5m space tech fund
Posted 30 July 2021
UK Space Agency has announced new funding to support ambitious plans for the exploration of space, such as the utilisation of resources beyond Earth’s atmosphere, the use of nuclear power in space or the exploration of the Moon and
in Space CAA becomes UK space regulator and launches licencing regime
Posted 30 July 2021
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has become the UK's space regulator and is now open for business to any UK or international company that wants to operate under a UK space licence.
in Space Airbus completes integration of third Copernicus Sentinel-2
Posted 29 July 2021
Airbus has finished the integration of the Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite. It is the third of its kind and will now be shipped to Munich to undergo extensive environmental tests to prove its readiness for space.
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space Inmarsat unveils ORCHESTRA
Posted 29 July 2021
Today, Inmarsat unveiled plans for ORCHESTRA, a first-of-its-kind network set to bring together existing geosynchronous (GEO) satellites with low earth orbit satellites (LEO) and terrestrial 5G into an integrated, high-performance solution, enabling
in Aerospace / Space Inmarsat completes first SB-S test on Boeing 737 within China
Posted 28 July 2021
Inmarsat today announced that its SB-S connectivity platform for aviation operations and safety has successfully powered the first ever test of a digital cockpit application on a Boeing 737 aircraft within Chinese
in Aerospace / Space Inmarsat exceeds 500 Jet ConneX installations with Gulfstream
Posted 23 July 2021
Gulfstream Aerospace Corp is celebrating a new milestone, surpassing 500 installations of Inmarsat’s Jet ConneX in-flight connectivity platform on its large-cabin aircraft.
in Space SPRINT secures new funding from Research England’s CCF
Posted 22 July 2021
The SPRINT (SPace Research and Innovation Network for Technology) programme has secured major funding from Research England’s Connecting Capability Fund (CCF).
in Space Astronaut inspires children at SaxaVord Spaceport's Astronaut Job Camp
Posted 20 July 2021
An astronaut who will go into space on board a special SpaceX expedition later this year inspired children who are attending an Astronaut Job Camp hosted at SaxaVord Spaceport.
in Space Sparkwing solar panels from Airbus to power lunar mission of Masten
Posted 20 July 2021
Today, Airbus announced that its Sparkwing solar panels were selected by USA-based Masten Space Systems for their XL-1 lunar lander.
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space Kaefer receives third consecutive ADS SC21 gold award
Posted 20 July 2021
Kaefer have received their third consecutive gold performance award as part of the 21st Century Supply Chains (SC21) Operational Excellence (OE) programme.
in Space Funding partnerships launch the UK-Australia Space Bridge
Posted 20 July 2021
The first collaborative activity within the UK-Australia Space Bridge framework is being launched today by Australia’s SmartSat CRC, UK Science and Innovation Network and the Satellite Applications Catapult with the
in Space Serco awarded contract to support ESA satellite ops in Germany
Posted 19 July 2021
Serco Germany has been awarded a new contract by the European Space Agency to provide support services for the European Space Operation Centre (ESOC) in Darmstadt, Germany.
in Space Exobotics launches world’s first portable thermal vacuum testing system
Posted 15 July 2021
Cornwall and Cambridge based company, Exobotics, are continuing their mission to make space accessible for all, by developing the next generation of small satellite subsystems to lower the barriers of cost,
in Space UK funding to reduce space collision risks
Posted 15 July 2021
UK companies and research organisations can bid for funding to develop technologies or data processing capabilities to reduce the risks of collisions in space.
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space Jewers Doors opens new purpose built HQ
Posted 14 July 2021
Staff at Biggleswade based Jewers Doors have moved into their new purpose-built factory and office building this week after only a 26 week build programme.
in Defence / Space Euroconsult releases Ground Segment Analysis 2021 report
Posted 13 July 2021
In response to the rapid growth and growing interest in the ground segment market, international consulting and market intelligence firm Euroconsult have released a new report analysing revenue opportunities looking
in Space Virgin Galactic completes first fully crewed spaceflight
Posted 11 July 2021
Virgin Galactic today announced that VSS Unity successfully reached space, completing the Company’s fourth rocket-powered spaceflight.
in Space Reaction Engines secures new UK Government funding for Space Access Programme
Posted 9 July 2021
New government funding will help leading UK space technology company Reaction Engines bring low-carbon space propulsion one step closer through its ground-breaking SABRE technology programme.
in Space Northrop Grumman joins Space Park Leicester
Posted 9 July 2021
Northrop Grumman is joining Space Park Leicester to co-locate with the researchers, scientists and engineers who will lead exciting future developments in the UK and international space market.
in Space QinetiQ to support Horizon 2020
Posted 9 July 2021
The European Space Agency (ESA) has confirmed the appointment of QinetiQ to deliver and operate an important new satellite that will support technological innovation, de-risking and concept testing for public agencies and commercial enterprises in
in Space / Events Inmarsat CEO calls for net zero in space
Posted 9 July 2021
Speaking at Space-Comm Expo in Farnborough yesterday, Rajeev Suri, Chief Executive Office of Inmarsat called on the UK space sector to innovate, to work together and across borders, to commit to sustainability and to use procurement decisions to
in Defence / Space / Events Space-Comm Expo concludes for 2021
Posted 8 July 2021
Space-Comm Expo, the UK’s first event dedicated to the commercial future of space, concluded today with a focus on defence, featuring representatives from the Royal Air Force, Dstl and Space Command joining global defence contractors to discuss a secure
in Space Skyrora launch mission to de-orbit historic Prospero satellite
Posted 8 July 2021
British rocket company Skyrora has called on the UK space industry to support its efforts to find Prospero - the first British satellite to have been launched successfully by a British rocket - and remove it from orbit.
in Space / Events Inaugural Space-Comm Expo goes into orbit
Posted 7 July 2021
Space-Comm Expo, the UK’s first event dedicated to the commercialisation of space, kicked off today with an opening address from Elodie Viau of the European Space Agency and Ian Annette from the UK Space Agency, who joined Kevin Craven from ADS to
in Space First satellite ground station antenna installed in Shetland
Posted 6 July 2021
The first antenna in SaxaVord Spaceport’s ground station for supporting satellites has been installed, marking a major milestone for the company and the Shetland community.
in Space / Events Cornwall’s space cluster on show at SPACE-COMM EXPO
Posted 5 July 2021
From deep space communication and equipment testing for beyond earth orbit missions, to the innovative application and democratisation of satellite data - key players from Cornwall’s Space cluster are representing the breadth of
in Space Airbus-built European Robotic Arm ready for Space
Posted 5 July 2021
Airbus space engineers have installed ESA’s European Robotic Arm (ERA) onto the Russian Multipurpose Laboratory Module (MLM) and it is now ready for its flight to the International Space Station (ISS).
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space / Events Horizon Technologies showcasing its solutions at SPACE-COMM EXPO
Posted 5 July 2021
Horizon Technologies will be showcasing its solutions at the SPACE-COMM EXPO at the Farnborough International Exhibition and Conference Centre, Farnborough, UK from 7-8 July 2021.
in Space OneWeb completes its ‘Five to 50’ mission
Posted 2 July 2021
OneWeb, the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite communications company, yesterday announced the successful launch of another 36 satellites to mark the completion of its ‘Five to 50’ mission to cover regions north of 50 degrees Latitude including UK,
in Space Landing on Mars one step closer for British-built rover
Posted 2 July 2021
A new and upgraded parachute for the UK-built Rosalind Franklin Mars rover has successfully passed a series of high-altitude tests, bringing further exploration of the Red Planet one step closer.
in Space / Events HM The Queen and HRH The Princess Royal visit Spire's Glasgow facility
Posted 30 June 2021
Her Majesty The Queen and Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal today visited the Glasgow facility of Spire Global (Spire), a provider of space-based data, analytics and space services.
in Space UK Space Agency funding to help kickstart space tech projects
Posted 30 June 2021
Grants from the UK Space Agency worth up to £15,000 each will help UK companies get their ideas for space-based technologies or research off the ground
in Defence / Space BAE Systems to deliver M-Code Military GPS tech to Germany
Posted 30 June 2021
BAE Systems received a contract from the Space and Missile Systems Centre’s Space Production Corps to deliver M-Code Military GPS technology to Germany.
in Space Shetland Space Centre rebrands to SaxaVord Spaceport
Posted 30 June 2021
Shetland Space Centre is changing its name to SaxaVord Spaceport as it rebrands to position itself at the heart of the new space economy in Europe.
in Defence / Space Airbus to provide Royal Navy's sat-based maritime surveillance
Posted 28 June 2021
The UK Royal Navy has awarded a 12 month contract extension to Airbus covering the continued provision of satellite-based maritime surveillance services for the Joint Maritime Security Centre (JMSC).
in Aerospace / Defence / Space Teledyne e2v expands support for its EV12AQ60x ADC series
Posted 25 June 2021
Teledyne e2v has expanded the scope of engineering support accompanying its popular EV12AQ60x analog-to-digital converter (ADC) series.
in Space Airbus Eurostar satellites reach millennium milestone
Posted 24 June 2021
Airbus designed and built Eurostar geostationary telecommunications satellites have clocked up 1,000 years of successful service in orbit.
in Space British-built satellites to help fight climate change and save wildlife
Posted 24 June 2021
Monitoring and tackling climate change and tracking endangered wildlife are among the exciting features of three UK-built satellites set to launch on a SpaceX rocket on Friday 25th June.
in Space University of Surrey and Airbus reveal CFRP coating for space applications
Posted 22 June 2021
The University of Surrey and Airbus have revealed a new state-of-the-art nano-barrier vacuum-deposited coating that can be applied on spacecraft structures made of ultra-high performance
in Space AAC Clyde Space wins £4.6m order from Horizon Technologies
Posted 22 June 2021
AAC Clyde Space (AAC) has won a £4.6 million order for a full turn-key solution from Horizon Space Technologies, including two new satellite launches, operations and data delivery.
in Defence / Space ISR sats to secure over 50% of global military sats market by 2031
Posted 21 June 2021
The growing importance of information-based warfare and a huge demand for real-time situational awareness is expected to propel the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) satellites segment to
in Space Summer Astronaut Job Camp to be held at Shetland Space Centre
Posted 18 June 2021
Children will be able to participate in 'astronaut teacher' Mike Mongo’s Astronaut Job Camp, hosted from Shetland Space Centre this summer, with fees paid for.
in Space A generation inspired by Tim Peake
Posted 18 June 2021
Today marks the fifth anniversary of Tim Peake's Soyuz space capsule landing in the Kazakhstan desert as he returned from a six-month expedition to the International Space Station (ISS) and now hundreds of people have shared their stories of how the
in Space New NSPTF boosts UK space sector
Posted 17 June 2021
A new gold standard national rocket test facility - the National Space Propulsion Test Facility (NSPTF) - offering cheaper and greener testing has been unveiled by Science Minister Amanda Solloway today.
in Space / Events Mars Rover lands at Advanced Engineering UK
Posted 16 June 2021
The ExoMars Rover is set to feature at Advanced Engineering UK at the NEC Birmingham (3-4 November) as part of the show’s new Space & Satellite Engineering zone.
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space Peli introduces 31 Light Lift cases
Posted 16 June 2021
Peli Products has introduced 31 new case sizes to the innovative Peli-Hardigg Light Lift case line, a series of rotationally moulded cases that was conceived to ease the burden of logistics professionals everywhere.
in Space Teledyne e2v first to have fully space-qualified 4-Channel ADC
Posted 15 June 2021
Teledyne e2v's EV12AQ600 has just been confirmed as the industry’s first 4-channel analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to be qualified for space deployment.
in Space ESA/NASA validate Airbus' ERO design
Posted 15 June 2021
Airbus has passed an important milestone for the Earth Return Orbiter (ERO) mission, which will bring the first Mars samples back to Earth: it has passed the Preliminary Design Review with the European Space Agency (ESA) and with the participation of
in Space NORSS innovation secures £10k R&D tax credits
Posted 14 June 2021
Northumberland headquartered sustainable space specialist Northern Space & Security (NORSS) has received £10,000 in research and development (R&D) tax credits, thanks to the innovation demonstrated in its projects.
in Space G7 nations commit to safe and sustainable use of space
Posted 14 June 2021
At the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Carbis Bay, Cornwall, delegates from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the USA, the UK and the EU, pledged yesterday to take action to tackle the growing hazard of space debris as our planet’s orbit
in Space Top space tech investor looks forward to LSE floatation
Posted 11 June 2021
Seraphim Space Investment Trust plc today announced its intention to launch an initial public offering (IPO) on the Premium Segment of the Official List of the FCA and to begin trading on the main market of the London Stock Exchange
in Space UK scientists on a mission to Venus
Posted 10 June 2021
British scientists will play a leading role in a new mission to study the geology and atmosphere of Venus, our neighbouring planet, helping determine whether it was once habitable – and why Earth became the only known planet that can sustain life.
in Space Paul Bate appointed as UK Space Agency CEO
Posted 10 June 2021
Dr Paul Bate has been appointed as the new CEO of the UK Space Agency, with a mission to continue the expansion and success of a sector that will play an increasingly vital role in the UK economy.
in Space / Events Space-Comm Expo to host British spaceport leaders
Posted 9 June 2021
UK’s first event dedicated to the commercialisation of space, Space-Comm Expo, today announced it will be hosting the first public panel discussion between four of the seven potential UK spaceports at its inaugural event at Farnborough
in Space Philippines MULA satellite passes SSTL Qualification Status Review
Posted 9 June 2021
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) and the Advanced Satellite for the Philippines and Know-how Transfer for the Philippines (ASP) Project of the Space Technology Applications Mastery, Innovation and
in Space Airbus readies ESM-2 for crewed Moon mission
Posted 8 June 2021
The second European Service Module’s (ESM) flight model is well into the integration test phase as Airbus readies it for the initial Orion mission with astronauts – which will fly around the Moon and return to Earth.
in Defence / Space Isotropic Systems and SES GS set to unlock US Military next-gen connectivity
Posted 7 June 2021
SES Government Solutions (SES GS) and Isotropic Systems have successfully completed the first of two milestone next-gen antenna trials with the US Military, aimed at unleashing unprecedented
in Space GSI appoints Peter Young as CEO
Posted 4 June 2021
Global Surface Intelligence (GSI) today announced the appointment of Peter Young as its new CEO.
in Space Virgin Galactic secures IIAS research spaceflight contract
Posted 3 June 2021
Virgin Galactic has announced a new contract to fly Kellie Gerardi, a researcher for the International Institute for Astronautical Sciences (IIAS), on a dedicated research flight, during which Kellie will conduct
in Space Government fund will support new ideas for cleaning up space
Posted 3 June 2021
Just as its reported that the robotic arm of the International Space Station (ISS) has been hit by space junk, space firms are being invited to apply for a share of up to £800,000 in funding from the UK Space Agency to
in Space Worms on a mission to research muscle loss in space
Posted 3 June 2021
Today, hundreds of tiny worms are being flown to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of an experiment to understand more about human muscle loss and how to prevent it.
in Space OneWeb sees launch bring ‘Five to 50’ ambition closer
Posted 1 June 2021
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite comms provider OneWeb, has confirmed the next successful launch of 36 satellites by Arianespace from the Vostochny Cosmodrome, which brings OneWeb a step closer to completing its ‘Five to 50’
in Defence / Security / Space UK space sector to help protect CNI
Posted 28 May 2021
Companies at the forefront of the UK space sector have won over £2 million to help develop options for a national position, navigation and timing space system to protect UK Critical National Infrastructure (CNI).
in Defence / Space Royal Navy signs evaluation contract for Kleos data
Posted 28 May 2021
Kleos Space Ltd - the UK subsidiary of Kleos Space S.A. - confirmed today that the Royal Navy has signed an evaluation contract for Kleos data.
in Space Tomorrow’s forecaster taking shape
Posted 26 May 2021
It is six metres high, more than three metres wide, and weighs just over a tonne and it forms the backbone of the new, second generation of polar-orbiting weather satellites.
in Space Isotropic Systems awarded ESA ARTES C&G development contract
Posted 25 May 2021
Isotropic Systems today announced a major development contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) supported by the UK Space Agency (UKSA), receiving a commitment of over €18.5m from the UKSA to co-fund the activity
in Space Alpha Data launches new space development kit
Posted 25 May 2021
Alpha Data, in collaboration with Xilinx and Texas Instruments, has launched a new Space Development Kit, the ADA-SDEV-KIT3, which will help users to rapidly test the hardware and software setups that look to incorporate the Xilinx
in Space UK companies join forces to build revolutionary beam-hopping satellite
Posted 25 May 2021
A group of UK space tech companies are developing a new beam-hopping satellite that will allow satellites to switch which part of the world they cover.
in Space British spaceflight boosted with government launchpad for spaceports
Posted 24 May 2021
Satellites and rockets could launch from UK soil in 2022, with spaceports planned for Cornwall, Wales and Scotland. as another barrier to space exploration from UK soil is lifted today, with spaceports expected to
in Space Collaboration identified as key to Ireland's space sector
Posted 24 May 2021
According to industry experts - following the ‘Growing the Space Industry in Ireland’ webinar hosted by the Aerospace, Defence, Security and Space (ADS) Group earlier this month - the space sector is growing in popularity and
in Space SSTL Lunar to lead consortium for ESA Moonlight
Posted 24 May 2021
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has been selected by the European Space Agency (ESA) to lead a Phase A/B1 Study under ESA’s Moonlight initiative that will shape the service provision and infrastructure to provide sustainable
in Space Airbus releases first detailed images from Pléiades Neo 3 satellite
Posted 24 May 2021
Airbus has released a first collection of sharp images at 30cm native resolution from the Pléiades Neo 3 satellite, recently safely launched and secured in orbit.
in Space Virgin Galactic completes first human spaceflight from Spaceport America, New Mexico
Posted 24 May 2021
Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. has completed its third spaceflight and the first ever spaceflight from Spaceport America, New Mexico.
in Space Shetland Space Centre hosts first rocket engine tests
Posted 20 May 2021
German rocket maker HyImpulse Technologies has successfully carried out a series of engine tests in Shetland this week, marking the first rocket engine testing to be conducted at the Shetland Space Centre.
in Space UK companies lead the way for future Moon missions
Posted 20 May 2021
UK companies are developing new communication and navigation services needed for future missions to the Moon, thanks to funding from the UK Space Agency.
in Defence / Security / Space Horizon Technologies secures Amber funding boost
Posted 19 May 2021
UK aerospace OEM, Horizon Technologies, which specialises in airborne signals intelligence (SIGINT) systems, today announced it has received a significant growth investment in a multimillion pound Series A round of financing, which
in Space Over 3,000 jobs created across growing UK space sector
Posted 19 May 2021
The UK’s space sector has seen growth in jobs and income while investing more in research and development, leaving it well-placed to grow strongly as we recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, Science Minister Amanda Solloway
in Space SSTL signs up LatConnect 60 for high resolution EO data
Posted 13 May 2021
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has signed a contract with LatConnect 60, based in Australia, to provide high resolution optical data from the SSTL S1-4, an Earth observation (EO) satellite which was launched in September
in Security / Space Arqit set for Nasdaq listing
Posted 12 May 2021
UK based quantum encryption tech specialist Arqit Limited and Centricus Acquisition Corp., a special purpose acquisition company, have entered into a definitive agreement that would result in Arqit becoming a publicly listed company.
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space / Events UK SMEs pitch for stake in high-tech industries of the future
Posted 12 May 2021
Raytheon Technologies has teamed up with the Department for International Trade (DIT) to hold its largest supplier showcase, providing SMEs with a range of aerospace, space and cyber tech opportunities.
in Space Satellite data learning tool brings EO to the next generation
Posted 11 May 2021
A new UK Space Agency-backed online tool for learning satellite Earth Observation (EO) is now available for trial by higher education institutions.
in Defence / Space Airbus to increase MoD comms capability
Posted 5 May 2021
Airbus has been awarded a series of contracts during the first quarter of 2021 from the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) both as part of its continuing programme of upgrading and enhancing services for the Skynet 5 military satcom services contract and
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space / Events Peli addresses protective packaging solutions for engineering logistics
Posted 4 May 2021
Peli Products has announced the introduction of the upcoming OEM&Aerospace Packaging Solutions Webinar to help engineering teams overcome an age-old challenge: logistics.
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space DASA and BEIS launch Phase 2 of Windfarm Mitigation for UK Air Defence
Posted 30 April 2021
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) have launched Phase 2 of the Windfarm Mitigation for UK Air Defence competition.
in Space OneWeb opens service demo experience
Posted 29 April 2021
OneWeb announced today that it is opening a state-of-the-art Service Demonstration experience at the new Innovation Centre at Westcott Venture Park, which is run and managed by the Satellite Applications Catapult and was funded by Buckinghamshire
in Space Serco to provide ESA support services
Posted 29 April 2021
Serco Italy has been awarded a new contract to provide Operations and Evolution of Data Access and User Support Services to the European Space Agency (ESA).
in Space Q1 2021 sees record breaking number of SpaceTech SPACs worth $7bn
Posted 29 April 2021
The space sector has seen a record-breaking number of Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPACS) deals announced in the first quarter of 2021, worth collectively more than $7 billion.
in Space First Pléiades Neo constellation satellite safely delivered in orbit
Posted 29 April 2021
The first satellite of the Pléiades Neo constellation was safely delivered in orbit by Arianespace’s European launcher Vega, from French Guiana last night.
in Space JUICE Jupiter probe’s first taste of space
Posted 27 April 2021
JUICE, the JUpiter ICy moons Explorer mission led by the European Space Agency (ESA), has left Airbus’ satellite integration centre in Friedrichshafen (Germany) and is now on its way to the Large Space Simulator (LSS) chamber of the European
in Space SSTL signs up Space-Eyes for NovaSAR Data
Posted 27 April 2021
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) has signed an agreement with Space-Eyes (Channel Logistics USA, LLC Delaware, doing business as 'SpaceEyes. LLC') to provide a share of the tasking and data acquisition capabilities from NovaSAR-1.
in Space OneWeb's latest launch moves it closer to ‘Five to 50’ ambition
Posted 26 April 2021
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite communications company, OneWeb, has confirmed the successful launch of all 36 satellites by Arianespace from the Vostochny Cosmodrome, bringing it a step closer to its ‘Five to 50’
in Aerospace / Defence / Security / Space Professor Karen Holford appointed Cranfield's new Vice-Chancellor
Posted 22 April 2021
Cranfield University has appointed Professor Karen Holford CBE FREng as its new Chief Executive and Vice-Chancellor.
in Defence / Space Dstl leads successful experiment to observe satellites docking
Posted 22 April 2021
Data captured during the Phantom Echoes 2 project, headed by an international group of defence space scientists - led by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) - will help improve performance and space
in Space Satellite Vu raises £3.6m for high-res thermal sat insights
Posted 22 April 2021
Satellite Vu has raised a £3.6 million (US$5m) seed round led by Seraphim Capital to launch the world’s first satellite constellation capable of imaging the thermal footprint of any building on the planet every one to
in Space Prestwick secures Ayrshire Growth Deal support
Posted 21 April 2021
The well-established aerospace cluster at Prestwick in Ayrshire is set to dramatically expand thanks to the Ayrshire Growth Deal, a multi-million funding package backed by the UK Government, the Scottish Government and local
in Space Airbus secures OneSat Final Design Review recognition
Posted 21 April 2021
Airbus has passed an important milestone for the OneSat flexible satellite product line, with the Final Design Review successfully achieved with customers and space agencies.
in Space Serco secures EUMETSAT support contract
Posted 20 April 2021
Serco Germany has signed a framework agreement for the EPS & EPS-SG Analyst and Controller Service at EUMETSAT, the European operational satellite agency for monitoring weather, climate and the environment from space. The contract is valued
in Space In-Space Missions' expansion to create 200 jobs
Posted 12 April 2021
Hampshire based In-Space Missions Limited, which designs, builds and operates satellites and plans space missions for clients all over the UK and internationally, has today expanded into state-of-the-art new premises and announced
