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| ISRO doubles down on startups and MSME for space technology — launches SEED program and ... India's Department of Space will also be releasing a list of space technology products and services for the private sector to develop. The announcement ...
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| China claims 'important breakthrough' in space mission shrouded in mystery Chinese authorities have been tight-lipped about the nature of the short-duration excursion and what technologies were tested. The exact launch and ...
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| When will we see ordinary people going into space? Sign up for The Airlock. - Your gateway to the future of space technology. Sign up. Stay updated on ...
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| FY21 NDAA: Nuclear Security and Military Technology Proposals Space technology proved a particular bone of contention, with Griffin championing a new entity called the Space Development Agency (SDA), even as ...
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| Lab space available for young scientists' research projects For young scientists from all over Europe, the Shimadzu lab4you programme provides free lab space with high-tech analytical instrumentation.
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| GITAI and Nanoracks announce technical demonstration of a GITAI robot inside the Nanoracks ... In this technical demonstration, GITAI's space robot "S1" will be installed inside Bishop's pressurized volume to conduct two experiments: IVA ...
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| FEATURE: Taipei, Prague can be partners on space tech While the US and France have been the nation's major foreign partners in space technology development over the past three decades, a Czech ...
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| New Space Policy is a momentous step in India's Space Odyssey, says Vivek Kimbahune ... The technology and business landscape of Satcom is changing at a rapid pace. To harness the enormous potential of space opportunities both ...
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| Co-founder of 3D rocket printer Relativity steps down as tech chief, will stay as advisor Relativity Space co-founder Jordan Noone will step down from his role as chief technology officer, according to an email seen by CNBC. Noone will ...
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| Indian IT unlikely to fall as much as US tech stocks: Harsha Upadhyaya In those spaces, the valuations are quite fair or may be rich in some cases and so there is not much room for you to make large amounts of money on a ...
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