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LeoLabs, a global leader in Orbital Intelligence and space surveillance, unveiled a transformative leap in its radar capabilities with the debut of Scout, a next-generation, mobile radar system designed for rapid deployment and adaptability in an increasingly congested and contested space domain.
Danish small satellite manufacturer GomSpace has announced a new partnership with Portuguese space tech firm Neuraspace to embed advanced space traffic management (STM) tools directly into its satellite operations software.
Vast, the company developing commercial space station habitats has taken a significant step forward with its Haven-1 space station project; signing an agreement with NASA, to conduct comprehensive environmental testing at the agency’s Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Ohio.
Gilmour Space Technologies has received a launch permit from the Australian Space Agency for the maiden orbital test of its Eris rocket. The launch, expected to lift off from Bowen Orbital Spaceport in northern Queensland, marks Australia’s first orbital launch permit and could take place as soon as December.
Radian Aerospace, a Seattle-based company with ambitious plans to develop a reusable orbital spaceplane, has commenced flight testing of a prototype vehicle, marking a key step in its journey to revolutionize space access.
Satellite manufacturing startup Apex has announced a significant expansion of its product line with the introduction of the GEO Aries, a version of its Aries small satellite bus adapted for geostationary orbit (GEO) missions.
The DFT port is a versatile solution that replaces the conventional manual fill and drain valves used for ground-based propellant loading.
The rollout of the new platform will be phased, with installation planned to be completed on WestJet’s modern narrowbody fleet by the end of 2025. Additionally, the airline aims to upgrade all wide-body aircraft by the end of 2026.
The state-of-the-art facility is the first supersonic airliner factory in the United States, set to produce Boom's groundbreaking supersonic airliner, Overture.
SpaceX has significantly reduced the price of its new V4 Starlink dish; originally set at $599, has been slashed to $499, with an additional “regional savings” program reducing it further to $299 for new subscribers in 27 states.
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