THIS WEEK'S NEWS
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By Mike Gruss
The new U.S. law barring the Air Force from using Russian rocket engines starting in 2019 could force the Defense Department’s primary launch services provider to battle for future military business with its least competitive product. |
By Dan Leone
Once thought of as a sample-caching mission, NASA now plans for Mars 2020 to extract several surface samples from each region it visits and leave them on the ground for a future rover to cache. |
By Jeff Foust
Officials with NASA and its independent safety panel told a House committee that the agency is now starting to share technical information about its commercial crew contracts after that panel recently complained about a lack of access. |
By Jeff Foust
As NASA continues to encourage the commercial use of the International Space Station, some potential customers, and the companies supporting them, are running into problems making full use of it. |
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NEWS BRIEF
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DigitalGlobe said its WorldView-3 satellite is the key to driving growth both with the company's dominant customer, the U.S. government, and in the global commercial market. |
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UPCOMING EVENTS
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March 10-12, 2015 | Dubai, UAE
For 21 years, CABSAT has evolved to be the number one event in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia region for all industry professionals within the Broadcast, Satellite, Content Delivery and Digital Media sectors. CABSAT covers the creation, exchange, management, distribution and monetization of all filmed entertainment and radio content. The event connects live content opportunities and encourages collaborative partnerships which brings together the world’s leading content producers and connects them with every imaginable delivery platform. |
March 10-12, 2015 | Greenbelt, MD
The theme is “On the Cusp: What’s Next?” and the symposium will bring together leaders in government, industry, academia and entrepreneurs. A full range of topics will be covered with many NASA officials participating. |
May 13-14, 2015 | Singapore
The 5th annual MilSatCom Asia-Pacific conference will boast a tailored programme based on current issues across MilSatCom covered by a series of regional and international speakers. In addition to having representatives from the Pacific region, the conference will have Asian representation too as we explore regional military SatCom roadmaps and packages |
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