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Articles tagged: launchers

  • commercial space, NewSpace, space ecosystems, space industry growth June 2021 Is NewSpace really so new?

    ...) projects. As another example of this trend, ESA and Germany’s DLR are supporting European companies in developing micro-launchers via grants, instead of developing their own new smallsat launch systems. Market oriented new applications, like...

    • commercial space
    • NewSpace
    • space ecosystems
    • space industry growth
    Authors: Walter Peeters    
  • commercial space exploration, green propellant, N2O, Nitrous oxide propellant July 2021 Nitrous oxide – a green propellant for commercial space exploration

    ... that time, there were several commercial companies building small spacecraft and launching them as a rideshare on conventional launchers. While these small satellites became more advanced, the plans regarding their applications became more ambitious...

    • commercial space exploration
    • green propellant
    • N2O
    • Nitrous oxide propellant
    Authors: Constantine Milyayev     Jamie Anderson     Praveen Ganapathi Perumal     Vadim Zakirov    
  • arianespace, french guiana, launch, soyuz 22 April 2016 Arianespace's Soyuz Launch Scheduled for Later Today

    ..., its passengers, the launch site infrastructure and the tracking station network. Designated Flight VS14 in Arianespace's launcher family numbering system, the medium-lift Soyuz carries a mixed payload of the Sentinel-1B C-band radar observation...

    • arianespace
    • french guiana
    • launch
    • soyuz
  • Azore Islands, ESA, ESTRACK (ESA's Tracking Stations Network), Portugal Space Agency 13 January 2021 Portugal envision building a spaceport on the Azores islands

    ... Space Agency said that Europe has at least two main big launchers and a space port but that a gap in medium launchers was evident. Medium launchers would also need infrastructure and space ports to launch rockets to space...

    • Azore Islands
    • ESA
    • ESTRACK (ESA's Tracking Stations Network)
    • Portugal Space Agency
  • 17 November 2022 Study aims to support rocket debris recovery system

    ... than video, has to date, been limited to major space launchers. "The collection of inflight data using a Remora module will ...cathedral city of Lincoln. "Whilst this project initially targets UK launcher provision and aims to help place the UK in the ...

  • Orbex Prime, TriSept 17 January 2020 TriSept secures dedicated rideshare mission aboard Orbex Prime

    ... building a multiple spacecraft manifest for a dedicated rideshare mission aboard the reusable Orbex Prime small satellite launcher. TriSept is a long-time go-to launch integration provider in the US space market, enabling the launch of more than 200...

    • Orbex Prime
    • TriSept
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