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Open Cosmos signs contract with ESA to develop the smallsat NanoMagSat constellation concept

May 30, 2022

Open Cosmos has announced their latest contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) on the NanoMagSat mission concept. The NanoMagSat mission concept consist of a smallsat constellation to monitor the Earth’s magnetic field and ionospheric environment with an innovative revisiting time strategy and combination of instruments (one self-calibrated absolute scalar/vector magnetometer combined with star trackers […]

Filed Under: Agencies, Business Moves, Consortium, Constellation, Contracts, ESA, Ionospheric Environment, Magnetic Field, Monitoring, Polar Orbits, SmallSat Tagged With: Featured

Creating A Scientific Pathfinder For Future ESA Space Weather Activities

May 26, 2022

INAF (ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI ASTROFISICA), POLIMI (Politecnico Milano), SkyLabs d.o.o., TU Delft, University of Maribor, University of Trento, have joined in a consortium of research institutes, universities and industry, and have won the tender “Space Weather Monitor Nanosatellites” published by the European Space Agency (ESA) with a project proposal called CUBE (CME Catcher Carousel). The […]

Filed Under: Agencies, Consortium, ESA, Pathfinder, SmallSat, Space Weather

The Airbus Copernicus CRISTAL Mission Satellite Built For The ESA Successfully Passes The PDR

May 24, 2022

The Copernicus Polar Ice and Snow Topography Altimetry mission CRISTAL is clearly on track. Following an intensive review process, the European Space Agency (ESA) has confirmed that the preliminary design of the satellite meets all system requirements. CRISTAL will carry an advanced, multi-frequency altimeter that will measure sea ice thickness and ice sheet elevations – […]

Filed Under: Agencies, Altimeter, Climate, ESA, Maritime, Mission, PDR, Polar Oceans

Thales Alenia Space Satellites Are Honored At Prix Bulles Cardin Awards For Surveying The Planet’s Changing Climate

May 23, 2022

Some unexpected encounters, such as that between Pierre Cardin and Thales Alenia Space, open up new avenues for raising public awareness of the urgent need to develop a profitable and virtuous ecology. The key role of satellites in surveying Earth and the impacts of climate change on its environment was in the spotlight recently at […]

Filed Under: Award, Biodiversity, Disaster Management, Emergency, ESA, Farming, Weather

Key Milestone Reached By Thales Alenia Space In The Ongoing Development of Prime OBH’s Copernicus CO2M Mission For The ESA

May 23, 2022

Thales Alenia Space, a joint venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), has signed an amendment to its CO2M contract worth €169 million with project prime contractor OHB for the development and qualification of the payloads for the first two satellites in the CO2M mission, part of Europe’s Copernicus program. Copernicus is the core satellite […]

Filed Under: Agencies, Business Moves, Contract Amendment, Contracts, Development, ESA, Europe, European Commission, Payloads Tagged With: Featured

ESA’s Call For Uni CubeSat Team Proposals

May 15, 2022

Teams that have already assembled their hardware will have the chance to verify equipment, payloads, experiments, or entire nanosatellites making use of the CubeSat Support Facility in ESEC-Galaxia (Belgium). The ESA Academy announces two new hands-on training opportunities for University CubeSat teams. The call for proposals are open to teams, composed of bachelor, master and PhD students […]

Filed Under: Design, Equipment, ESA, Experiments, Payloads, SmallSat, Training, University

NASA’s Swift Tracks Potential Magnetic Flip Of Monster Black Hole

May 10, 2022

A rare and enigmatic outburst from a galaxy 236 million light-years away may have been sparked by a magnetic reversal, a spontaneous flip of the magnetic field surrounding its central black hole. Explore the unusual eruption of 1ES 1927+654, a galaxy located 236 million light-years away in the constellation Draco. A sudden reversal of the […]

Filed Under: Agencies, Deep Space, ESA, NASA, Space Exploration, Space Observation, Space Surveillance, Space Telescope, Spacecraft

KSAT Will Support Gilmour Space With The Launch Of The Eris Launch Vehicle, Plus, KSAT To Provide S-a-a-S For ESA’s Arctic Weather Satellite

April 11, 2022

The launch is scheduled for this year and KSAT will provide Launch- and LEOP Services to one of the leading space companies in Australia. Gilmour Space Technologies is pioneering new and innovative hybrid propulsion technologies that offers lower cost access to space. The venture-backed rocket company is developing new capabilities for launching small satellites to […]

Filed Under: Agencies, Business Moves, Consortium, Contracts, Eris, ESA, Ground Infrastructure, Ground Stations, Launch Vehicle, O-a-a-S, S-a-a-S Tagged With: Featured

Arianespace’s New Contract With ESA Is To Launch Radar Satellite, Sentinel-1C, On Vega-C

April 11, 2022

Arianespace has been awarded a launch contract by the European Space Agency (ESA) on behalf of the European Commission, to launch Sentinel-1C in the first half of 2023 on Vega-C. The satellite, weighing around 2.3 metric tons, will be placed in a Sun-synchronous orbit with an altitude of approximately 690 km. “We are very proud of this new launch contract […]

Filed Under: ESA, Launch Contract, Launch Facilities, Launch Management, Launch Vehicle, Vega-C

CopaSAT’s STORM SOTM / COTM Terminal Is SOF Tested + Operational

March 29, 2022

CopaSAT has announced that the company’s SATCOM-On-The Move (SOTM) STORM satellite terminal has become the COTM terminal of choice for SOF (Special Operations Force) users. This terminal is capable of being used as both a SOTM and a Communications-on-the-Pause (COTP) terminal. Developed with CopaSAT’s unconventional warfare customers in mind, this CopaSAT exclusive solution is the […]

Filed Under: Antennas / Terminals, COTM, COTP, ESA, Military, SD-WAN

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