Hyperspectral imaging startup Orbital Sidekick raised $10 million in an investment round led by Energy Innovation Capital. The post Orbital Sidekick raises $10 million from customers and existing investors appeared first on SpaceNews.
Spaceport America Podcast – Episode 21 Alice Carruth of the NM Spaceport Authority speaks on this month’s podcast with T.J. Cook, Executive Director & Fund Manager at CNM Ingenuity, and Randy Trask, Executive Director of Q Station, about the New Mexico Space Valley Coalition. The coalition is a statewide team of public and private entities [...]
The Air Force will conduct its next “BRAVO” hackathon in March, and any U.S. citizen may apply.
A Chinese space launch company has outlined its plans for a series of solid and reusable rockets for launch services and space tourism and opened a new industrial base. The post China’s CAS Space outlines rocket series, inaugurates manufacturing facility appeared first on SpaceNews.
A Chinese space launch company has outlined its plans for a series of solid and reusable rockets for launch services and space tourism and opened a new industrial base. The post China’s CAS Space outlines rocket series, inaugurates manufacturing facility appeared first on SpaceNews.
Xplore, a startup based in Redmond, Washington, announced Jan. 31 it was granted a remote-sensing license for the company's first mission to low Earth orbit. The post Xplore announces first launch of remote-sensing smallsat appeared first on SpaceNews.
Xplore, a startup based in Redmond, Washington, announced Jan. 31 it was granted a remote-sensing license for the company's first mission to low Earth orbit. The post Xplore announces first launch of remote-sensing smallsat appeared first on SpaceNews.
Capella Space announced Jan. 31 it is forming a new business unit, Capella Federal, that will offer “increased Earth observation access to select U.S. defense customers.” The post Capella Space establishes new subsidiary focused on U.S. defense market appeared first on SpaceNews.
Capella Space announced Jan. 31 it is forming a new business unit, Capella Federal, that will offer “increased Earth observation access to select U.S. defense customers.” The post Capella Space establishes new subsidiary focused on U.S. defense market appeared first on SpaceNews.
NASA has effectively reached full utilization of the International Space Station given limitations on crew time and the ability to get cargo to and from the station, an agency official said Jan. 30. The post NASA hits limits of space station utilization appeared first on SpaceNews.
