... and importance is bound to increase, thereby opening up entirely new fields for space infrastructure and the services it can provide. At the same time, new space programmes are continuously being conceived, prepared and launched, making best use...
... (mass of 10-150 kg). The PSS assumes also that satellite data will be acquired both from the European space infrastructure (e.g. Galileo and Copernicus) and from national resources. One such resource should be a national Earth observation system...
...are concerns about the increased complexity of refuelling, compared with the dock-and-thrust approach. US company Space Infrastructure Services (SIS) is taking the refuelling approach, aided by highly sophisticated robotic arms, with services planned...
... and solutions to analyse climate impact. Cyberattacks increase Cybersecurity has become critical in space and we expect to see more cyberattacks on space infrastructure in the coming year. Nation states and businesses are vulnerable to cyberattacks...
... launches are usually provided by the Centre for Operation of Ground- Based Space Infrastructure (usually abbreviated as TsENKI), which is owned by Russia’s Space Agency, Roscosmos, and the Russian Aerospace Defence Forces, together with developers...
... has responsibility for developing the workforce that will design, construct and operate Mexican space infrastructure according to the Mexican Space Agency’s vision. Mr Duarte has a long career in top management and engineering positions in both the...