ESA Studying New European Launcher Needs

ESA Studying New European Launcher Needs

The European Space Agency (ESA) has awarded two study contracts to look at what new launch vehicle it should develop as part of its New European Launch Service (NELS) initiative. …

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Marshall Institute Meeting on Potential Impact of Sequestration on Space Industrial Base Tomorrow

Marshall Institute Meeting on Potential Impact of Sequestration on Space Industrial Base Tomorrow

The Marshall Institure and the Space Enterprise Council will hold another in their “Day without Space” seminar series tomorrow.  This time the topic is the potential impact of sequestration on …

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GeoEye and DigitalGlobe To Merge

GeoEye and DigitalGlobe To Merge

The two U.S. commercial remote sensing satellite comanies, GeoEye and DigitalGlobe, announced this morning that they will merge.  Coincidentally or not, the announcement comes on the 40th anniiversary of the …

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Sally Ride Loses Battle with Cancer

Sally Ride Loses Battle with Cancer

Former NASA astronaut Sally Ride died today after losing her battle with pancreatic cancer. A physicist, Dr. Ride was the first American woman in space and spent the rest of …

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House Passes Defense Appropriations, Speculation Continues on End Game as Aerospace Industry Worries

House Passes Defense Appropriations, Speculation Continues on End Game as Aerospace Industry Worries

The House passed the FY2013 defense appropriations bill (H.R. 5856) yesterday, approving $606 billion — a core budget of $518 billion plus $88 billion for Overseas Contingency Operations including the war in …

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