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Articles tagged: FAA

  • Active Debris Removal (ADR), Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC), space sustainability, UK Space Agency September 2023 Getting a grip on space sustainability and space debris

    ... could be 50,000 by 2030 and with the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) now requiring satellite operators in low-Earth orbit to dispose of their satellites within five years of completing their...

    • Active Debris Removal (ADR)
    • Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee (IADC)
    • space sustainability
    • UK Space Agency
    Authors: Clive Simpson    
  • Fire Arrow, horizontal launch, Spaceport, spaceport licensing, vertical launch April 2024 Planning, designing and delivering a spaceport

    ... sustainable operations. Rocket Lab offers the world’s only private orbital launch range in Mahia, New Zealand. An FAA-licensed spaceport, Launch Complex 1, can provide up to 120 launch opportunities every year. About the author Stuart...

    • Fire Arrow
    • horizontal launch
    • Spaceport
    • spaceport licensing
    • vertical launch
    Authors: Stuart Fyvie    
  • 16 September 2015 From CubeSats to drones – playing catch-up with technology in air and space

    ... set to double. However, an exponentially evolving technology sector is posing new challenges to U.S. officials everywhere from the FAA to the RTCA. One such technology is commercial/privately owned drones. At the “Reinventing the National Aerospace...

  • 05 February 2016 SpaceX' Ambitious Plans Discussed at Commercial Space Transportation Conference

    SpaceX plans to speed up the production and launch of its Falcon 9 rocket in 2016, as well as introduce its Falcon Heavy rocket and complete a test of its commercial crew vehicle. This was stated by the company's president Gwynne Shotwell in a ...

  • Spaceport Tucson, Stratollite balloon, stratosphere, Voyager human spaceflight experience, World View Enterprise 04 October 2017 First ever Stratollite launch from Spaceport Tucson

    ... global hub for commerce and science in the stratosphere formally opened its doors to business. “The FAA recently provided a Certificate of Authorization to World View to launch Stratollite missions from Spaceport Tucson. It features an immense...

    • Spaceport Tucson
    • Stratollite balloon
    • stratosphere
    • Voyager human spaceflight experience
    • World View Enterprise
  • Boca Chica, SpaceX, Starhopper, Starship, Super heavy rocket 28 August 2019 SpaceX's Skyhopper impresses with its highest test flight

    ... flight, which lasted just 57 seconds, was enough to see the stumpy cylinder-shaped craft reach its FAA-approved 150 metre (492-foot) altitude limit, just after 6 pm EDT (22:00 GMT). "Congrats SpaceX team!!" SpaceX...

    • Boca Chica
    • SpaceX
    • Starhopper
    • Starship
    • Super heavy rocket
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