South Korea Completes Key Spy Satellite Constellation
South Korea has successfully launched the fourth and final satellite for its "425 Project," completing a sophisticated surveillance constellation.
#South Korea#Satellite Technology#425 Project
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EnduroSat Secures $100M+ to Boost Satellite Production
Bulgarian satellite firm EnduroSat has raised over $100 million and opened a new 188,000+ sq ft facility to build up to two satellites per day.
#EnduroSat#Satellite Technology#Space Industry
WISeSat Partners with INNOSPACE for Secure Satellite Launches
WISeSat.Space, a subsidiary of Swiss firm WISeKey, has signed a strategic agreement with South Korean company INNOSPACE to launch its secure satellite constellation.
#Satellite Technology#Cybersecurity#INNOSPACE
The Invisible Threat Orbiting Earth: How Space Debris Poses a Growing Risk
Millions of high-speed debris fragments are orbiting Earth, threatening a catastrophic failure of the satellite networks that power our modern world, from GPS to the internet.
#Space Debris#Satellite Technology#Space Pollution
Space Boom Sparks Urgent Questions About Atmospheric Impact
The booming space industry's record number of launches and satellite reentries is raising urgent questions about its environmental impact on Earth's upper atmosphere.
#Space Exploration#Environmental Science#Satellite Technology
US Space Force Taps Commercial Satellites for Orbit Watch
The U.S. Space Force is partnering with a commercial satellite firm to create an orbital "neighborhood watch," monitoring growing threats to American assets in low-Earth orbit.
#Space Force#National Security#Satellite Technology
Military Officials Report Growing Satellite Interference
Military officials report weekly disruptions and surveillance of critical satellites, signaling a growing rivalry in space that threatens essential civilian systems like GPS.
#Satellite Technology#National Security#GPS
Space Economy Faces Critical Challenges Amid Rapid Growth
The global space economy is booming, with projections nearing $800 billion by 2027. However, this rapid expansion faces critical hurdles, including orbital debris, outdated regulations, and geopolitic
#Space Economy#Commercial Spaceflight#Space Debris
New Satellite Data Tracks Emissions for 6,000 Cities
A new World Bank dataset now uses satellite technology to track carbon and methane emissions for over 6,600 cities, providing crucial data for climate action.
#Climate Change#Satellite Technology#Urban Development
ABB to Develop New Climate Sensor for Canadian Space Agency
ABB has secured a contract from the Canadian Space Agency to develop a new satellite instrument, TICFIRE, to improve climate modeling and weather forecasting.
#ABB#Canadian Space Agency#Climate Change
New Satellite Aims to Pinpoint Elusive Methane Leaks
A new satellite instrument design could detect methane leaks ten times smaller than current capabilities, potentially targeting 75% of emissions from oil and gas.
#Methane Emissions#Satellite Technology#Climate Change
ESA Sounds Alarm with New Space Health Index
The European Space Agency has launched a new Space Environment Health Index, revealing that Earth's orbit is four times beyond a sustainable level.
#ESA#Space Debris#Space Safety