...have lived and worked continuously aboard the International Space Station, advancing scientific knowledge and demonstrating new technologies, making research breakthroughs not possible on Earth. As a global endeavor, 240 people from 19 countries have...
... belief is that these systems can replace satellite infrastructure for most newsgathering needs. There is no doubt that new technologies such as cellular bonding, which allows a user to combine multiple 3G and 4G wireless cards into a single unit and...
... the Proba series of Earth- and Sun-monitoring minisatellites, ESA believes that the best proof that new technologies can indeed perform as envisaged is to utilise them in useful scientific investigations. But to achieve meaningful science within the...
... the northern territories with a cosmic mirror based on solar sail technologies. The gas people didn’t take an interest in the mirror,...start-ups by the end of the first decade of the new century. In 2009, Selenokhod, headed by Nikolay Dzis-Voinarovsky...
..., through AM and parallel manufacturing breakthroughs, to reshape the supply chain of the European space sector. These new technologies allow the creation of advanced and highly competitive space products while also optimising existing industrial...
.... Moreover, such an approach would enable innovative, streamlined and cost-effective options, and push forward new technological developments. Increasing the number of solutions-based contracts could also foster the growth of private space markets...