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Articles tagged: space industry

  • 35th Space Symposium, Brexit, Galileo satellite program, The Aerospace Corporation's Center for Space Policy and Strategy (CSPS) 10 April 2019 Brexit high noon for UK space industry

    ...Central to the question of the UK space sector's future is the role of the UK Space Agency (UKSA) itself. Currently functioning as an enabler within the space industry - working on space projects in cooperation with industry and academia - UKSA lacks...

    • 35th Space Symposium
    • Brexit
    • Galileo satellite program
    • The Aerospace Corporation's Center for Space Policy and Strategy (CSPS)
  • ESA, LEO, NASA, roscosmos, smallsat February 2018 Growth drivers, requirements and threats in the smallsat industry

    ... their assets into high value propositions. The prospect of playing host to a local cluster of the internationally flourishing space industry is a very real one. Other important demand drivers for launching small satellites are congestion and debris...

    • ESA
    • LEO
    • NASA
    • roscosmos
    • smallsat
    Authors: Stuart McIntyre    
  • ASPIRES research, Science Capital research team, STEM education, women in engineering July 2020 Inspiring the next generation into STEM

    ... difficulties within the sector? The UK government’s current plans aim for the UK to make up 10 percent of the global space industry by 2030, which means the creation of 80,000 jobs. Within the UK, we are seeing a widening STEM gap, with...

    • ASPIRES research
    • Science Capital research team
    • STEM education
    • women in engineering
    Authors: Emma Watson     Louise Archer    
  • NewSpace, space entrepreneurs, Space finance, Voyager Space Holdings July 2020 The four horsemen of space finance

    ... financing in particular so hard? Additionally, why is the space industry different from other industries? And what then can we as an industry do about it? To better understand the nuances of space finance, it is best to start with the basics of any...

    • NewSpace
    • space entrepreneurs
    • Space finance
    • Voyager Space Holdings
    Authors: Dylan Taylor    
  • 13 July 2015 ISS Conference: 2024 plans, LEO development & how CASIS manages risk aversion

    BOSTON – Leaders of the American space industry gathered last week to discuss prospects for the International Space Station, including in commercialization and education. These issues converged with a concern about awareness of the ISS’s potential ...

  • 05 February 2016 Aspire to Inspire

    ... what inspires the next generation of explorers and engineers to go beyond fascination and actually start a career in the space industry? What are their dreams and visions, and what kind of obstacles are they facing in this environment...

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