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Start up launch providers: one goes under, one gets funding and one modifies name

Start up launch providers: one goes under, one gets funding and one modifies name

by David Todd | Apr 4, 2017 | commercial launch services, Seradata News, Technology

Starting a small launch vehicle operation remains a risky business. US start-up small launch vehicle firm, Firefly, which laid off staff last year after a withdrawal of a major investor, is now having its assets sold off. While there were doubts about its first stage...
After battling high wind delays Falcon 9 manages to launch telecomms satellite EchoStar 23

After battling high wind delays Falcon 9 manages to launch telecomms satellite EchoStar 23

by Matt Wilson | Mar 21, 2017 | commercial launch services, Launches, Satellites, SpaceX

A SpaceX Falcon 9v1.2FT expendable rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, at 0600 GMT on 16 March. The launch marks the third launch of the year for SpaceX who are still trying to get back on track after their on-pad explosion in September...
SpaceX wins second GPS IIIA launch contract

SpaceX wins second GPS IIIA launch contract

by Matt Wilson | Mar 21, 2017 | commercial launch services, Satellites, SpaceX

On 14 March, SpaceX announced they had won a US$96.5 million contract, to use its Falcon 9 rocket for the launch of the third US Air Force GPS IIIA spacecraft in February 2019. These “Batch A” spacecraft are currently in development at Lockheed Martin. The spacecraft,...
Satellite 2017:  Connectivity to the “Internet of Things” is seen as key driver for future satellite traffic

Satellite 2017: Connectivity to the “Internet of Things” is seen as key driver for future satellite traffic

by David Todd | Mar 21, 2017 | Blue Origin, commercial launch services, Seradata News, Spaceport, SpaceX, Technology

While many have concerns over the Orwellian prospect of being spied on by our own appliances ranging from smart televisions to more bizarrely, sex aids, the “Internet of Things” was viewed as a positive development by the leaders of satellite operators at the...
Long delayed PAZ spacecraft for Hisdesat now to launch with SpaceX

Long delayed PAZ spacecraft for Hisdesat now to launch with SpaceX

by Matt Wilson | Mar 8, 2017 | commercial launch services, Launches, Russia, Satellites

Spanish government satellite operator, Hisdesat Strategic Services (Hisdesat), announced (8 March) that it has signed a launch contract with US company SpaceX, for a shared Falcon 9 launch near the end of 2017. Hisdesat originally had a contract – signed in 2010...
Vega light launcher completes ninth launch

Vega light launcher completes ninth launch

by Matt Wilson | Mar 7, 2017 | commercial launch services, ESA, Launches, Satellites

The SENTINEL-2B Earth-observation spacecraft was carried to low-Earth Orbit (LEO) by a Vega light launcher at 0149GMT on 7 March. The mission was conducted by Arianespace, under a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA), in service to the European...
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