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Articles tagged: mini-satellites

  • Article, business, Dove, mini-satellites, Planet Labs August 2016 Smallsat launch strategy

    ... system as a whole remained intact. We would never have been able to mature the technology, grow our expertise in satellite manufacturing and operations, and expand our operational on-orbit fleet so quickly and effectively if we had simply manifested...

    • Article
    • business
    • Dove
    • mini-satellites
    • Planet Labs
    Authors: Mike Safyan    
  • Constellation, launchers, Small satellite market, Spacecraft April 2018 Transforming the launch market for small spacecraft

    ... fast. The most significant mass category within the future small spacecraft launch market appears to be from mini-satellites (100 – 500 kg). The deployment of mega-constellations by OneWeb and Planet will be the small spacecraft market growth...

    • Constellation
    • launchers
    • Small satellite market
    • Spacecraft
    Authors: Alan Perera-Webb     Alex da Silva Curiel    
  • Exodus Orbitals, mission sharing, satellite-as-a-service, Space applications March 2022 Smoothing the journey to space with the satellite-as-a-service model

    ... encoding schemes using software-defined radio or optical communications equipment. Launched in 2019, ESA’s OPS-SAT mini-satellite is a technology demonstrator, developed to test and validate radically new mission control systems and techniques. The...

    • Exodus Orbitals
    • mission sharing
    • satellite-as-a-service
    • Space applications
    Authors: Dennis Silin    
  • geostationary orbit, GMP-T, John Paffett, reducing cost June 2015 Promoting growth at geostationary orbit with a one-stop-shop

    ... that market. Although the first one that we’re in the process of securing isn’t that small. It’s a 3.5 tonne geostationary mini-satellite platform (GMP-T) and is actually the larger end of our product spectrum. The reason for going to the...

    • geostationary orbit
    • GMP-T
    • John Paffett
    • reducing cost
    Authors: John Paffett    
  • Article, directorate, ESA, future, innovation September 2016 Preparing the future: the right technology at the right time

    ... from the manufacturing phase to design The basic model comes from ESA’s Proba family of technology-demonstration mini-satellites, the first of which launched in 2001. The Proba NEXT mission is currently in development, a follow-up to the Proba...

    • Article
    • directorate
    • ESA
    • future
    • innovation
    Authors: Franco Ongaro    
  • CubeSat, Dellingr, nanosatellite, NASA 10 August 2016 Dellingr CubeSat Begins Environmental Testing

    ... and is capable of carrying three payloads – a miniaturized mass spectrometer and two no-boom magnetometer systems. The mini satellite will use this technology to create a chemical and electromagnetic profile of the Earth's outer atmosphere. Dellingr...

    • CubeSat
    • Dellingr
    • nanosatellite
    • NASA
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