.../incident management, but the list is growing and extending into parts of the economy not normally thought of as ‘space applications’ such as financial services and insurance. The report also states that at least £360 billion of UK GDP is supported...
...over time but the spaceport will be looking to engage a mix of traditional aerospace, emerging space, and space utilization enterprises together with space application developers and innovative start-ups. The cornerstones of this activity will be the...
...). It is expected that mass-production will considerably reduce manufacturing costs while allowing high-performance space applications. Furthermore, the constellations will make use of multiple orbit inclinations to gain global coverage. Small...
...This effort helps the company to maintain its position at the forefront of the production of infrared detectors for space applications, and allows it to play a key role in various projects for monitoring gases of concern. This includes the Copernicus...
..., which is supported through ESA’s Networking and Partnering Initiative, harnessing advanced academic research for space applications, has its roots in molten salt electrolysis. In chemistry and manufacturing, electrolysis is a technique that uses...
... Earth observation missions are a prime example of data-intensive space applications Earth observation missions are a prime example of data-intensive space applications. Numerous smallsat Earth observation constellations are under current development...