.... For this latest mission, NanoAvionics partnered with Germany-based Exolaunch, which provided the deployer and launch services onboard a Soyuz-2 rocket. Despite the ongoing pandemic, NanoAvionics and Lacuna Space, both based at the UK’s Harwell...
...was divided between several prominent players: Arianespace, International Launch Services (ILS), ULA, Sea Launch and Land Launch, all of which were oriented towards launching relatively large satellites to geostationary orbit. Meanwhile, Eurockot and...
... Technology and Science (conference paper), Nagoya-Aichi, Japan, 2013. 4“Northstar- The Versatile, Green and Safe Launch Service,” Nammo and Andoya Rocket Range (brochure), retrieved from URL: http://andoyaspace.no/wp-content/files/2013/01/NorthStar...
... rocket manufacturer and orbital launch services provider is to build and operate the first vertical launch site for satellites on ...in the United States. Jacobs is NASA's largest services provider, delivering mission-tailored solutions and full life ...
... journey. Whilst a lot of the space news across the UK has focussed on the country’s move into providing launch services, which would mostly deploy satellites into fixed orbits, very little has been done to develop in-space...
...available on the unrestricted open market. These needed components, systems and other elements, including rocket engines or launch services, may be obtainable from governments or private companies, but are subject to licensing and transfer and export...