... of space are changing and space has an opportunity to become more adaptable to market demand. Though numerous multi-satellite constellations in low Earth orbit are being touted there will still be a place for large geostationary...
... locations - and predict future events with more certainty. The first R&D satellite will be used to test performance and confirm capabilities for the future constellation, including tasking, data downlinks to ground stations, and image quality and...
... make insurance a prerequisite for their financing deals. While the planned very large satellite constellations will have enough in-built redundancy via spare satellites and capacity to effectively ‘self-insure’ once in orbit, they will still want...
... focused on space situational awareness and debris monitoring. The agreement kicks off with a three-satellite constellation with optionality to scale it into the dozens. It is a perfect example of the way that our Space Services offering is ...
... to operate it and monetise its data. Today things are different and although new satellite constellations being deployed include hundreds of identical satellites which preclude giving them catchy names, the fact remains that we cannot simply replace...
... space in June 2017 and is now preparing for the launch of a constellation of 200 more nano-satellites by 2020. Once carefully placed in selected orbits the nano-satellites will give equatorial coverage of the Earth, creating a global communication...