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| Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin launches its first space mission of 2018 In addition to the test dummy astronaut, the mission also carried many commercial payloads on board New Shepard for in-space science and technology demonstrations. These payloads represent a range of users, from NASA's Johnson Space Center to a small commercial communications firm, as well ...
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| China developing reusable space rocket It was part of China's endeavors to develop reusable space vehicles, Long Lehao, chief designer of carrier rockets at the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, told a space conference in Harbin, capital of northeast China's Heilongjiang Province. The Long March-8 rocket will have two stages ...
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| Outer space gets its first Wi-Fi-based ISP By Stephanie Bergeron Kinch, Wi-Fi NOW Staff Writer. When will a tourist take the first selfie in space? Brian Barnett hopes it's soon – and he hopes his Wi-Fi technology will be used to beam it back to Earth. Barnett is the CEO of Solstar Space Co., a US-based company that plans to be outer space's ...
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| VORAGO Technologies advancing rad-hard, SWaP-optimized system-in-package design with ... VORAGO Technologies, a provider of radiation-hardened (rad-hard) and extreme-temperature embedded systems technology, in Austin, Texas, won a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II grant by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to continue designing a ...
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| Dutch aquafeed firm Nutreco picks up 25% stake in agri-tech startup Eruvaka Among other recent deals in the agri-tech space, Indore-based Gramophone.in raised Rs 6.4 crore (about $1 million) from Info Edge (India) Ltd last month. Around the same time, Bengaluru-based agri-marketing platform Ninjacart raised about $1.1 million (Rs 7 crore) from venture debt firm Trifecta ...
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| Lessons for India as Russia integrates breakthrough tech into its economy "Such is the transformative power of blockchain technology that it will eventually expand to every sector of the economy," said Demin, who also serves as the ... In addition, the university also provides its expertise and space to private companies so that they can carry out research required for bringing out ...
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| Space 2.0—why it matters for Australia's defence The business paradigm of Space 2.0 is akin to the business model of Silicon Valley and smartphone development. In the same way that mobile devices have rapidly evolved on a three-year cycle, Space 2.0 rides the wave of Moore's Law, allowing smaller satellites to continuously exploit new technology ... Leaving Spaceship Europe: British space policy after Brexit - British Politics and Policy at LSE (blog)
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| Your sci-tech hub guide to Bournemouth While sci-tech hubs naturally started out as capital cities around the world, that is no longer the case. There is so much more opportunity around the UK than London, and so much more happening in the Irish sci-tech space outside of Dublin. There is also a lot more to the global sphere of tech than ...
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We Could Find Aliens by Spotting Their Satellites Alien civilizations with technology on par with humanity's could be detectable using today's instruments. ... around exoplanets, to see whether they could be detected by instruments like NASA's Kepler space telescope and the agency's recently launched Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS).
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| Pakistan to launch space programme to keep an eye on Indian side, reduce dependence on ... Islamabad: Pakistan is set to launch an ambitious space programme during the next fiscal year with an aim to keep an eye on the Indian side and reduce ... Suparco has been regularly conducting activities each year to increase awareness of space technology and to promote its peaceful usage amongst ...
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