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| Space technology company to create mission control centre for nanosatellites A mission control centre for a fleet of 100 tiny satellites will be set up in Adelaide's western suburbs, with plans to use the constellation to increase efficiency in industries from agriculture to logistics. Local company Fleet Space Technologies has been developing the nanosatellites, with the first due to ...
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| Space drones to extend life of ageing satellites The technology behind Effective Space originated in Israel, where its research centre is located, but the company has set up its headquarters in the UK, where development, manufacturing and satellite operations will be based. Existing British space technology companies such as Qinetiq, Oxford Space ...
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| Nissan and NASA project will transfer tech from space to earth Nissan North America Inc, the US-based subsidiary of Nissan Motor Co Ltd, announced late last week that it had signed an agreement with the Nasa Ames Research Centre in California's Silicon Valley to collaborate on research and technology development for future autonomous mobility services.
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| Modi Govt brought Space technology to every Indian household: Dr Jitendra Singh The minister said that it is primarily the personal indulgence, intervention and patronage provided by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi which has made space technology an essential part of Modis Transforming India" mission, which will finally culminate in the building of New India". It was at the behest ...
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| 'Alien attack' in Tokyo as Space Invaders turns 40 TOKYO: Block graphic aliens dropped down the window panes of a Tokyo skyscraper before being blasted into oblivion by enthusiastic gamers celebrating 40 years of the arcade sensation Space Invaders. Four decades after the game took the world by storm, a high-tech exhibition is allowing ... Space Invaders attack Tokyo! Iconic aliens appear on the side of Japanese skyscraper to mark the ... - Daily Mail
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| Europe's Reusable Space Rider To Launch In 2021 "Europe's Reusable Space Rider To Launch In 2021" is part of Aviation Week & Space Technology's subscription package. Subscribe now to read this full article. And by subscribing, you'll also receive full coverage of what's next in technology from the experts trusted by the global aerospace & defense ...
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| Chinese Researchers Say We Could Use Lasers to Destroy Space Junk Additionally, while the orbital laser stations are designed specifically for demolishing space junk, is it possible that they could be used as weapons? Government agencies would need to work out answers to these questions and others before this successfully simulated technology could be utilized in the ...
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| China to build deep-space lab in Luxembourg A leading Chinese science-technology institution announced Tuesday that it was going to establish a deep-space lab in Luxembourg. The lab will focus on the coordinated design and analysis of deep-space probes, as well as the development of key technologies in exploring and utilizing space ...
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| China, Europe jointly test technology for storm satellite BERLIN — China and Europe are jointly testing new technology that could help satellites peer through clouds and analyze storms. The European Space Agency says it has teamed up with China's National Space Center to conduct ground tests on two complementary devices designed to deliver ...
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| Acquisition of Leading Edge Technology Assets Proving Immensely Valuable in Lucrative Lithium ... All of these factors lead to an active market, headlined by leaders in the space acquiring both assets and competitors evidenced by Triton Minerals recently indicating it had started due diligence on the Western Australia lithium assets and royalties that it planned to acquire from Westgold Resources to ...
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