... to as ‘spill-over’) was more often the case for the remaining 71 percent of small, micro and medium enterprises in the sector that are not so well understood. The UK space industry is one of a longtail of small companies and...
..., was established in 2003 to launch satellites from the CLA using the Ukrainian Tsyklon-4 rocket, but the enterprise folded in 2015 due to budget problems and the uncertain future of the commercial launch market. After this...
... comes from land. Compared to the ocean, land is a dry, sun-baked, nutrient poor, harsh place, and an enterprising cell would require some sophisticated delivery architecture to obtain its water and necessary nutrients. Determining whether...
... Moon. The company itself is funded partly by the founder’s private money, gained by the sale of a financial software enterprise, and by investors from Europe and the United States. In common with other NewSpace ventures, the intention...
... became threatened. Only in recent centuries has exploration taken the form of personal ventures rather than national enterprises – taking big risks, often with an eye on commercial prizes. And Space is a big risk! It is extremely hostile for...
... adapt their network easily as their business grows. With this implementation, Liquid Telecom has provided African enterprises with cost-effective bandwidth for big-data applications. These applications rapidly interpret huge amounts of data...