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Articles tagged: nanosatellite

  • Asgardia, Asgardia-1, Ashurbeyli, ISS, Orbital ATK September 2017 Space nation set to mark its presence in orbit

    ... anything in space. But I can confidently announce today, that we will be launching a space satellite, Asgardia-1. The nanosatellite will be a marker for the nation and become the foundation stone of a permanent presence in space “Asgardia-1 is our...

    • Asgardia
    • Asgardia-1
    • Ashurbeyli
    • ISS
    • Orbital ATK
    Authors: Lena De Winne    
  • Blade Runner, film, movie, Philip K. Dick, sci-fi October 2017 The sci-fi noir world of Blade Runner

    ... spacecraft. Yet, it doesn’t even include all the launches performed in 2017, with for example the impressive 88 nanosatellites deployed by Planet on 14 February. Wait a minute It may be that androids posing ethical dilemmas represent a future from...

    • Blade Runner
    • film
    • movie
    • Philip K. Dick
    • sci-fi
    Authors: Guerric de Crombrugghe    
  • ESA, LEO, NASA, roscosmos, smallsat February 2018 Growth drivers, requirements and threats in the smallsat industry

    ...kg) - will experience strong growth while the larger mass categories are expected to stagnate or even decline. Nanosatellites (up to 10 kg) will continue to take the greatest share. Microsatellites (10-200 kg), however, are becoming the standard mass...

    • ESA
    • LEO
    • NASA
    • roscosmos
    • smallsat
    Authors: Stuart McIntyre    
  • future, Scion|ce, technology June 2018 Space 2080 a future perspective

    ... were put out of service for one reason or another. Alternative solutions have also emerged, such as relay nanosatellites capable of being orbited in their hundreds if necessary. The fusion of civil and military space programmes ultimately confirmed...

    • future
    • Scion|ce
    • technology
    Authors: Schmitt Didier    
  • aggression in space, anti-satellite weapon test, ASAT, space debris, UN COPUOS July 2019 Aggression in outer space – time for action

    ... reduce the population of orbital debris, while the launch of constellations of hundreds, maybe even thousands, of micro and nanosatellites to LEO will increase the density of active space objects that will eventually become orbital debris if their...

    • aggression in space
    • anti-satellite weapon test
    • ASAT
    • space debris
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Gerard Brachet    
  • microgravity research, parabolic flight, space tourism, weightlessness July 2019 Science and sensation in microgravity

    ...a stratospheric balloon and sounding rockets as well as recoverable microgravity platforms and automatic satellites, from nanosatellites and CubeSats up to satellites of five tonnes. But only parabolic and orbital flights allow biomedical experiments...

    • microgravity research
    • parabolic flight
    • space tourism
    • weightlessness
    Authors: Jeremy Saget    
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