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Electron rocket launches R3D2 antenna technology test satellite for DARPA

Electron rocket launches R3D2 antenna technology test satellite for DARPA

by David Todd | Mar 29, 2019 | Launches, Military space, Satellites, Seradata News, Technology

An Electron rocket built and operated by RocketLab lifted off from the Mahia Penisula launch site in New Zealand at 2327 GMT on 28 March 2019.  Aboard was a satellite called the Radio Frequency Risk Reduction Deployment Demonstration Satellite (aka R3D2) which will...
On a lighter note: Don’t follow that star to Dusseldorf as it might be heading to Scotland

On a lighter note: Don’t follow that star to Dusseldorf as it might be heading to Scotland

by David Todd | Mar 25, 2019 | On a Lighter Note, Satellites, Seradata News, Technology

There is an amusing scene in one the comedy film follow-ons to the BBC Steptoe and Son comedy television series in which the two rag and bone characters find an abandoned baby at Christmas time. As they do so they look up to see a Bethlehem-like star in the sky, and...
Sprite Chipsat femtosat “shoal” is released from Kicksat 2

Sprite Chipsat femtosat “shoal” is released from Kicksat 2

by David Todd | Mar 25, 2019 | Satellites, Seradata News, Technology

For those who thought that 1kg CubeSat nanosatellites and 0.1-1kg picosats were the smallest satellites that would work, Stanford University is trying to prove that even smaller femtosats can also do the trick. They have devised a “Sprite Chipsat” configuration...
Musk confirms that ceramic tiles are still needed for Starship and that Texas will be a launch site

Musk confirms that ceramic tiles are still needed for Starship and that Texas will be a launch site

by David Todd | Mar 19, 2019 | SpaceX, Technology, test

Jules Verne in his 19th century sci-fi books From Earth to the Moon and is sequel Around the Moon, had the designers of “Columbiad” super cannon wondering from which US state the cannon-launched shell-like spacecraft would be launched from.  The finalists...
Quelle surprise – NASA admits that Commercial Crew launches will be delayed yet again

Quelle surprise – NASA admits that Commercial Crew launches will be delayed yet again

by David Todd | Feb 18, 2019 | NASA, Satellites, SpaceX, Technology

In what is becoming a habit, NASA has been forced to admit that its plan to have crew aboard commercial launches of commercial spacecraft has been delayed again. Specifially, the uncrewed test launches of both SpaceX’s Crew Dragon and the Boeing CST-100 Starliner...
SSL pulls out of construction of RSGS robot servicing satellite for DARPA but it keeps its hand in via NASA’s Restore-L mission

SSL pulls out of construction of RSGS robot servicing satellite for DARPA but it keeps its hand in via NASA’s Restore-L mission

by David Todd | Jan 31, 2019 | Satellites, Seradata News, Technology

SSL, the former Space Systems/Loral spacecraft construction company owned by Maxar, has decided to withdraw from its construction contract with Maxar spin-off  Space Infrastructure Services LLC (SIS) to build the Robotic Servicing of Geosynchronous Satellites (RSGS)...
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