Sunday, November 16, 2025
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View from Aurora spaceplane wingtip during Scout Space Morning Sparrow SDA test flight – Aerospace Technology Monthly

Scout Space, Dawn Aerospace Complete Spaceplane SDA Test Flight

Photo of space debris appearing in an article on Aerospace Technology Monthly entitled UNIVITY Signs ESA Zero Debris Charter for VLEO Constellation.

UNIVITY Signs ESA Zero Debris Charter for VLEO Constellation

UNIVITY (formerly Constellation Technologies & Operations or CTO), a European provider of space-based connectivity services, has officially signed the Zero Debris Charter. This non-binding yet ambitious framework sets out shared principles and measurable targets for achieving Zero Debris by 2030.

Photo of the European Space Agency (ESA) Space Rider Appearing on Aerospace Technology Monthly

ESA Space Rider Undergoes Second Round Precision Drop Testing

The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced its successful completion of a second round of drop tests for the ESA Space Rider, its upcoming reusable uncrewed orbital vehicle. Conducted over a two-week period at the Salto di Quirra (PISQ) testing range in Sardinia, Italy, the test series focused on validating

RoboForce Launches Modular AI-Enabled Industrial Robot

RoboForce has announced the launch of Titan, a modular AI-enabled mobile robot designed for deployment in rugged industrial environments. Engineered for real-world operations across sectors such as solar, mining, manufacturing, and space,

GITAI to Study Robotic Arm Concept for Lunar Rover for JAXA

GITAI, a U.S.-headquartered space robotics company, has announced that its Japanese subsidiary, GITAI Japan Inc., has been awarded a contract by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

SPOTLIGHT

View from Aurora spaceplane wingtip during Scout Space Morning Sparrow SDA test flight – Aerospace Technology Monthly

Scout Space, Dawn Aerospace Complete Spaceplane SDA Test Flight

Photo of space debris appearing in an article on Aerospace Technology Monthly entitled UNIVITY Signs ESA Zero Debris Charter for VLEO Constellation.

UNIVITY Signs ESA Zero Debris Charter for VLEO Constellation

UNIVITY (formerly Constellation Technologies & Operations or CTO), a European provider of space-based connectivity services, has officially signed the Zero Debris Charter. This non-binding yet ambitious framework sets out shared principles and measurable targets for achieving Zero Debris by 2030.

Photo of the European Space Agency (ESA) Space Rider Appearing on Aerospace Technology Monthly

ESA Space Rider Undergoes Second Round Precision Drop Testing

The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced its successful completion of a second round of drop tests for the ESA Space Rider, its upcoming reusable uncrewed orbital vehicle. Conducted over a two-week period at the Salto di Quirra (PISQ) testing range in Sardinia, Italy, the test series focused on validating

Rohde & Schwarz Expands Test Equipment Portfolio to Support Telesat Lightspeed Network

Rohde & Schwarz has expanded its test and measurement equipment portfolio to support the performance optimization of Telesat Lightspeed, a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation expected to enter

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