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New small satellite propulsion technologies nearing flight demonstration

CUA has developed innovative micropropulsion systems that represent tipping point technologies for future integration and flight.

Sentinel 1C satellite launches into space

Sentinel 1C it will use advanced radar technology to provide continuous imaging over land and sea, day and night. Discover more here.

UK affirms importance of Earth observation satellites at COP29

A UK statement highlights the vital role that Earth observation satellites play in observing and understanding Earth’s climate.

The 5G-STARDUST project: A self-organised networking architecture for 6G systems

The 5G-STARDUST project is playing an important role in the materialisation of a convergence between terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks.

UK set to unlock benefits of Earth observation satellites

Earth observation satellites benefit areas such as climate and biodiversity monitoring, disaster management, clean energy and urban planning.

Converging needs: Satellite technology for disaster response and defence applications

Developments in satellite communication enables real-time intelligence and advanced data analysis. Read more here.

Sentinel-2C satellite uses Earth observation to map climate issues

The Sentinel-2C satellite will generate valuable images and data to help respond to natural disasters and monitor pollution.

UK Space Agency funds £2.5m for satellite data pilot projects

New projects will trial solutions that use satellite data and services to support transport, logistics and financial services.

Phisat-2 satellite launch demonstrates AI’s potential in space

The Phisat-2 satellite is demonstrating the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to support satellite Earth observation missions.

Monitor Space Hazards upgrades could help prevent orbital collisions

Upgrades to the Monitor Space Hazards platform can help operators avoid orbital collisions by visualising manoeuvre options available to them.

Laser signals from space pave the way for huge communication breakthrough

The University of Western Australia’s ‘TeraNet’ has successfully received laser signals from a German satellite in low Earth orbit.

Using satellites to monitor damaged infrastructure

Texas A&M researchers have harnessed the power of satellites and Earth Observation to constantly monitor and repair damaged infrastructure.

The future of the UK space environment

As our planet becomes increasingly reliant on space, the UK space industry is working towards space protection and sustainability.

UK’s Earth observation technologies enhanced with £9m funding

The UK Space Agency has announced its largest investment into an early-stage technology programme to improve the UK’s Earth observation technologies.

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