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Articles tagged: Google

  • Alexander Ilyin, JSC NGO, Russian space business, ScanEx, Skolkovo October 2015 Russian business: a long road to the stars for private space initiative

    ...Yaliny, which aims to be a satellite internet service provider competing head-to-head with Richard Branson’s OneWeb, as well as Google, Fidelity and SpaceX. Yaliny will deliver low-cost internet using 135 microsatellites and 9 reserve microsatellites...

    • Alexander Ilyin
    • JSC NGO
    • Russian space business
    • ScanEx
    • Skolkovo
    Authors: Alexander Ilyin    
  • Australia, Australian Space Agency, IAC, SIAA September 2017 Call for Australia to head back into space

    ...constellations of many thousands of satellites - such as SpaceX, Google, OneWeb, Boeing and others [9] - could increase the ...production-line’ approach to satellite manufacture that SpaceX, Google and others are establishing, they are becoming much...

    • Australia
    • Australian Space Agency
    • IAC
    • SIAA
    Authors: Duncan Blake    
  • Earth Observation, LBS, satellites, VHR March 2018 Shifting lines and new horizons in Earth observation markets

    ...the growing control of the information chain by a small number of large US companies could create a monopoly situation. If GAFA (Google Amazon Facebook Apple) penetrate and conquer the EO sector with their end-to-end applications, the competitiveness...

    • Earth Observation
    • LBS
    • satellites
    • VHR
    Authors: Gil Denis    
  • 13 March 2015 Ceres breakthrough: NASA's Dawn is first probe to visit a dwarf planet

    ... of extra time, but it's safer and cheaper, and that's important. Follow Mike Wall on Twitter @michaeldwall and Google+. Follow us@Spacedotcom, Facebook or Google+. Originally published on Space.com.

  • British Business Bank, ESA, Seraphim Capital, The Seraphim Space Fund, UK Space Agency 28 November 2016 UK capital investment company initiates pioneering space technologies fund

    ... forward to investing and supporting the best of these.” With names such as Michael Jones, the founder of Google Earth, and Google’s former Chief Technology Advocate linked to the fund as a Managing Partner, and with backing from the...

    • British Business Bank
    • ESA
    • Seraphim Capital
    • The Seraphim Space Fund
    • UK Space Agency
  • Arnie Christianson, O3b system, Satellite industry March 2015 Satellite technology in newsgathering and disaster coverage

    ... where they’re competing not with each other, but with social media, with ubiquitous cameras, with Google and Wikipedia and YouTube and hundreds of other outlets. Perhaps the question is not “Is satellite relevant to newsgathering...

    • Arnie Christianson
    • O3b system
    • Satellite industry
    Authors: Arnie Christianson    
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