... second largest manufacturer of non-academic satellites in the world, it has no launch capability; indeed, it has not had a launcher for over 50 years, since it scrapped Black Arrow. Currently, UK satellite developers transport their systems overseas...
..., particularly Earth Observation, and Space and Atmospheric Sciences. IAE is responsible for the development of Brazil’s satellite launchers and extensive sounding rocket programme and for the development of the Alcântara Launch Center (CLA...
... insulating material to many early US missions such as the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo capsules and the Saturn V launcher. However, it was only in 1989 that Portugal joined the first space-related international organisation when it became...
... Spacecraft Launch Site in Hainan Province. Both Tianhe, which translates as "Unification of Heaven" and the Long March launcher are undergoing final tests. The crew to construct the station have been selected and training is underway...
... raised less than half of the $483 million it had expected through the merger process. Its goal as a launcher business was to provide swift and adaptable space launch services for the ever growing small satellites...
...is to develop airline-like transport to and from low orbit, which clearly requires the development of fully reusable launchers. Another requirement is for a greatly increased launch rate to provide economies of scale and the funding to develop mature...