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Articles tagged: satellite constellation

  • launch, SIA, space activity, Space Industry Act, Spaceport July 2018 Rediscovering UK sovereign launch capability

    ... commercial ambitions. Specifically, it was highlighted that insurance requirements on individual satellites would be wholly impractical for multiple satellite constellations. As the Bill continued its passage through Parliament, attempts at imposing...

    • launch
    • SIA
    • space activity
    • Space Industry Act
    • Spaceport
    Authors: Christopher J. Newman    
  • global commons, Outer Space Treaty, space debris, space law, UN COPUOS October 2024 International space law - the beginning of the end?

    .... This problem is further complicated by the launch, or proposed launch, of tens of thousands of satellites in the form of large-scale (mega) satellite constellations in already crowded portions of low Earth orbits. Despite these urgent and pressing...

    • global commons
    • Outer Space Treaty
    • space debris
    • space law
    • UN COPUOS
    Authors: Nishith Mishra     Ram Jakhu    
  • Electron orbital launch vehicle, Planet, Rocket Lab, Spire, ‘Still Testing’ 26 September 2017 Rocket Lab to fly Planet and Spire satellites on second test flight

    ... for this inaugural deployment attempt." Spire, the world's first commercial weather satellite constellation, adds two satellites to an existing constellation of Lemur-2 satellites that covers every location on earth over 100 times per day. The...

    • Electron orbital launch vehicle
    • Planet
    • Rocket Lab
    • Spire
    • ‘Still Testing’
  • 15 July 2026 Europe warned over space laser gap

    ... European operators for direct-to-device spectrum allocation, work continues on the planned IRIS² sovereign satellite constellation and Germany outlines a €35 billion investment in defence space capabilities. According to Laurynas Mačiulis, CEO...

  • 21st Annual Global MilSatCom conference, Global MilSatcom 19 September 2019 Annual Global MilSatCom conference and exhibition returns to London

    ... Technology focus day on the 4th November at St James’ Court, London, which will explore developments in LEO small satellite constellations and how we can exploit these networks to deliver more capability on the ground. The focus day will...

    • 21st Annual Global MilSatCom conference
    • Global MilSatcom
  • Artemis, Human spaceflight (HSF), Terrae Novae programme October 2025 What future for UK human spaceflight?

    ... reached orbit as a British citizen. ESA’s Moonlight programme, officially announced in 2024, is a landmark initiative to create a satellite constellation orbiting the Moon for future comms and navigation services. Change began with national lobbying...

    • Artemis
    • Human spaceflight (HSF)
    • Terrae Novae programme
    Authors: Nick Spall    
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