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26 September 2022
Despite teething issues, the space economy is set for an infrastructure boom by 2030
GlobalData’s Tech in 2030 report predicts the market will remain on track for a space infrastructure boom by 2030.
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16 August 2022
ASAT-related space debris; a major issue on the horizon
The cloud of debris from the destruction of Cosmos 1408 satellite is part of a large risk for space that leads to the need for the re-examination of international space...
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31 May 2022
The impact of the war in Ukraine on the space industry
For a decade, there have been few Western alternatives that can match Soyuz in terms of reliability and value-for-money.
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18 February 2022
Successes in conflict and new anti-radar features signal the future of drone warfare
The new features on the Harpy NG will counter newer types of air defence radar threats.
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8 February 2022
Autonomous swarms highlight the strategic value of manned-unmanned teaming
Advances in AI technology will allow for enhanced autonomy and redundancy amongst future military unmanned platforms.
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4 February 2022
Regional rivalries and Nato tensions – defining Turkey’s military space ambitions
Turkey’s goals include a plan for a hard landing of a domestically produced rocket on the moon by 2023, with a soft landing and rover launch by 2028.
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19 October 2021
Space Perspective looks set to segment space tourism
Space Perspective is set to revolutionise space tourism through a balloon-based system that is cheaper, inclusive, more luxurious and sustainable.
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18 October 2021
UK national space strategy reliant on private sector for many of its goals
The majority of goals outlined in the UK national space strategy document rely on private sector growth.
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3 September 2021
End of furlough presents dilemma for UK travel firms
With the UK’s furlough scheme set to end this month, UK travel companies must make difficult decisions to ensure survival, including further redundancies. Striking a balance between cost reduction and...
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13 August 2021
3D printing paves path to orbit with game-changing space applications
A number of aerospace companies have 3D printed satellites, rockets, spacecraft and other components.