Satoshi Nishimuraflipped into Computational GymkattaTexas satellite company defends itself against NASA criticismsverified_publisherArs Technica - Eric Berger“We’re not a bunch of cowboys launching satellites.” The founder of a Texas-based company that wants to put more than 200 very large satellites into …
BBC Newsflipped into PoliticsOneWeb satellite internet company is officially rebornbbc.co.uk - By Jonathan AmosThe OneWeb satellite operator has formally emerged from bankruptcy. Ownership has transferred to a new company with its principal shareholders now being the UK government and the Indian conglomerate Bharti Global Ltd. The new holding takes possession of all the operator's assets, including the 74 …
Derrick Ashflipped into Euro ZoneExclusive: Swedish space company halts new business helping China operate satellitesReuters Canada - By Jonathan Barrett and Johan AhlanderSYDNEY/STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's state-owned space company, which provides ground stations that help fly Chinese spacecraft and transmit data, said on Monday it would no longer renew contracts with China or accept new Chinese business, because of changes in geopolitics. The Sweden Space …
Science magazineflipped into News from ScienceFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoU.K. buys stake in satellite company that could spoil astronomysciencemag.orgWhen OneWeb filed for bankruptcy protection in March, astronomers breathed a sigh of relief. The company planned to launch thousands of …
TechCrunchJul 3, 2020The UK government to acquire satellite company OneWeb in deal funded in part by India's Bharti Globalverified_publisherTechCrunch - Darrell EtheringtonDistressed satellite constellation operator OneWeb, which had entered bankruptcy protection proceedings at the end of March, has completed a sale process, with a consortium led by the U.K. Government as the winner. The group, which includes funding from India’s Bharti Global — part of business …
BBC Newsflipped into TechnologyOneWeb satellite company launches into new erabbc.co.uk - By Jonathan AmosThe OneWeb satellite broadband company is back launching again, putting up 36 new satellites on Friday from the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Eastern Russia. The spacecraft are to join the 74 already in orbit. OneWeb is now owned principally by the Indian conglomerate Bharti Global and the UK government …
