July 28th, 2011 by
The orbit of ESA’s retired ERS-2 observation satellite is being lowered to reduce the risk of collision with other satellites or space debris. The goal is to leave it well below most operating polar satellites by the end of August.Other Posts:Dawn team members check out spacecraftSecond SBIRS HEO payload achieves TI operational acceptanceETSI approves IPoS.v2Dish Network Rolls Out 1080p HDTV FormatSatellite Receivers – What Are Your Options?GEO-IK-2 enters electrical testingHDTV – What Makes You Think It’s Totally Different?Miltec delivers nanosatellites to U.S. Army
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July 27th, 2011 by
Mitsubishi Electronics Company (MELCO) has awarded GMV a contract for developing the ground segment for the 4A and 4B satellites of Turkish satellite operator Turksat.
Other Posts:Juno’s huge solar panels complete testingPhoenix healthy and on course, fine weather expected for landingMDA To Study Joint Canadian-Italian Hyperspectral MissionEngineers diagnosing Voyager 2 data anomalyIntelsat New Dawn almost ready for launchTen years ago: Cluster II satellites launchedSkyPort satellite backup services for ERF WirelessSoyuz TMA-18 lifts of to space station
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July 27th, 2011 by
Belgium’s Spacebel has been commissioned to supply to Vietnam with an environment and territory observation microsatellite, VNREDSAT-1B.
Other Posts:Next Ariane 5 launch rescheduledNew Horizon approaches JupiterICG Gets FAA Approval For Boeing PartsFinding the Right Satellite TV ProgramingShuttle Endeavour launch no earlier than 10 MayWhen Cable Just Isn’t Cutting It – Satellite TVFive Reasons Film Lovers Should Switch From Cable to Satellite TVSea Launch countdown terminated, vessels to head back home
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July 27th, 2011 by
mZeal Communications, Inc. has been awarded a US$1.2 million prime contract with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to construct the Mission-Aware Network Architecture for Small-Satellite Adaptive Systems (MANASSAS).
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July 26th, 2011 by
MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. announced that it has signed a contract amendment with the Canadian Space Agency totalling CA$9.11 million for the Design Phase of the Radarsat Constellation Mission.
Other Posts:Russia launches new Raduga military satellitePalapa-D rescue manoeuvre completedBoeing completes hardware installation for SBSS Satellite Operations CenterFinal Lockheed Martin-built modernised GPS to be launched in AugustHoneywell to provide Atlas V equipmentNDS Sees Boost In Revenue, ProfitsITT delivers focal-plane detector packaging for JWSTValley Forge Composite Technologies to offer satellite platform
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July 25th, 2011 by
Astrium has signed a contract with Hong Kong’s Spatial Technology Limited to provide precise surface movement monitoring information for the construction of a 3.5 km tunnel on Hong Kong Island.
Other Posts:Russia launches fourth Meridian satelliteBermudan government optimistic over satellite slotIntelsat 17, HYLAS 1 pre-launch detailsLockheed Martin to build, Arianespace to launch JCSAT-13Harris successfully makes satellite callAlcatel Alenia Space Wins Contract To Upgrade Globalstar FacilityRussia launches third Meridian satelliteCook With Dish Network
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July 22nd, 2011 by
The Russian astrophysical observatory Spektr-R, which had been launched from Baikonur on 18 July, is operating properly in orbit, Roskosmos said.
Other Posts:Kaguya releases second sub-satelliteUSAF test fuel-less attitude control for satellite oldiesXM CEO Hugh Panero To ResignBoeing demonstrates FAB-T interoperability with Milstar satelliteNew launch date for NASA’s WISESES Astra Wins Key French pay-TV ContractSoyuz TMA-18 lifts of to space stationStratos Deploys Maritime Communications System
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July 22nd, 2011 by
The Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN (MAVEN) mission reached a major milestone last week when it successfully completed its Mission Critical Design Review (CDR).
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