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Articles tagged: In-orbit servicing

  • ASTROSCALE, debris mitigation, space debris, space environment April 2019 Cleaning up space

    ... and both non-tumbling and tumbling capture. ELSA-d will be operated from the newly-developed National In-orbit Servicing Control Centre Facility based at the Satellite Applications Catapult in Harwell, UK. The Control Centre is being developed...

    • ASTROSCALE
    • debris mitigation
    • space debris
    • space environment
    Authors: Nobu Okada    
  • Astraius, horizontal launch, Prestwick Spaceport, UK Spaceport January 2022 De Ayrshire ad Astra

    ... for small launch, from upstream payload manufacture, launch and in-orbit services to downstream data capture, analysis and distribution. The UK has previously attracted Virgin Orbit for horizontal launch and the addition of Astraius underscores the...

    • Astraius
    • horizontal launch
    • Prestwick Spaceport
    • UK Spaceport
    Authors: Kevin Seymour     Mick O’Connor    
  • 29 September 2022 UK gives space junk clearance missions priority funding

    ... technology building blocks, is planned as a catalyst for the development of commercially viable disposal services and other in-orbit services. Astroscale, based at the Harwell Space Cluster in Oxfordshire, UK, was awarded £1.7 million ($1.84 million...

  • ASTROSCALE, space debris, space debris detection, The Seraphim Space Fund 25 November 2021 Astroscale secures multi-million dollar investment from Seraphim

    ... of thousands of satellite launches planned in the coming years. Astroscale is already the category leader in the global on-orbit servicing market. Its founder and CEO Nobu Okada is credited worldwide as a key figure in galvanising the space industry...

    • ASTROSCALE
    • space debris
    • space debris detection
    • The Seraphim Space Fund
  • Article, directorate, ESA, future, innovation September 2016 Preparing the future: the right technology at the right time

    ... processing and data assimilation. The technologies in question will also serve as the basis of future in-orbit servicing or refuelling services for satellites. Asteroid Impact Mission Novel technology is what does the most to create new applications...

    • Article
    • directorate
    • ESA
    • future
    • innovation
    Authors: Franco Ongaro    
  • intergration, NASA, on-orbit assembly, STPI August 2017 On-orbit assembly will deliver major benefits in coming decade

    ...a few kilometres of an expended rocket body. Concepts are also being developed using sensors for inspection of spacecraft. On-orbit servicing, including autonomous docking, was demonstrated by the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA...

    • intergration
    • NASA
    • on-orbit assembly
    • STPI
    Authors: Bhavya Lal     Iain D. Boyd    
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