Satellite News

Lockheed Martin announced a new generation of space technology launching this year that will allow satellites to change their missions in orbit.

Chinese researchers have found that perovskite solar cells can retain most of their power conversion efficiency in near space, providing perspectives on the new solar cells’ future application in space.

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota) agreed today to study the possibility of collaborating on international space exploration.

ISS-Reshetnev Company said it has developed a new type of solar arrays for satellites.

The Nepal Telecommunications Authority and Thales Alenia Space have signed an agreement under which Thales Alenia Space will build the national satellite telecommunication system for Nepal.

The SpaceX Dragon 2 capsule successfully splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday after more than six days in space, completing its demonstration mission for NASA.

NASA has recovered the Hubble Space Telescope’s Advanced Camera for Surveys instrument, which suspended operations on 29 February (UTC). The final tests were conducted and the instrument was brought back to its operational mode on 6 March.

The Solar wind Magnetosphere Ionosphere Link Explorer, Smile, has been given the green light for implementation by ESA’s Science Programme Committee.