Space Challenges Before Orbit

Space is a difficult environment to work in, but even getting there is also difficult. We’re looking at some of those challenges with satellite launch failures, importance of data and why the UK is no closer to participating in the … Continue reading →

New Earth Observation Launches and Funding

Looking at the latest Earth Observation (EO) launches in India and Japan together with an announcement on funding from the UK Space Agency. India’ Earth Observation Launches Last Friday, India’s Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV-D2) successfully put three satellites into … Continue reading →

Earth Observation Balloon & Ground Station

Earth observation making lead international headlines around the world isn’t a common occurrence. So, after talking about high altitude pseudo satellites (HAPS) a couple of times in the last few weeks, there is really only one place to start this … Continue reading →

Reducing Satellites Impact On Night Sky

We’re focusing on the night sky this week, and particularly the impact satellites are having on astronomy. We’ve written before about how visible the Starlink constellations are to the naked eye, and AST SpaceMobile’s recently launched BlueWalker 3, which is … Continue reading →