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Experimental orbital services vehicle Optimus set for launch - Vimarsana News

Experimental orbital services vehicle Optimus set for launch

Adelaide, Australia (SPX) Feb 27, 2024 - The Space Machines Company has announced the completion of Optimus, Australia's largest-ever private satellite. This Orbital Servicing Vehicle (OSV) represents a significant leap in Australia's sove

Experimental orbital services vehicle Optimus set for launch - Vimarsana News

Experimental orbital services vehicle Optimus set for launch

Adelaide, Australia (SPX) Feb 27, 2024 - The Space Machines Company has announced the completion of Optimus, Australia's largest-ever private satellite. This Orbital Servicing Vehicle (OSV) represents a significant leap in Australia's sove

UK Takes The Lead In Space Sustainability With New Satellite Refuelling Funding - Vimarsana News

UK Takes The Lead In Space Sustainability With New Satellite Refuelling Funding

The UK space sector could become a driving force in space sustainability as the UK government announced funding and gave contracts to three space companies to develop in-orbit satellite refuelling

In-orbit servicing research funded by UK Space Agency - Vimarsana News

In-orbit servicing research funded by UK Space Agency

UK funding aims to prolong the life of satellites, via in-orbit servicing, and help ensure space remains sustainable in the coming decades.

Can we refuel 'dead' satellites in space? Bold new missions aim to try. - Vimarsana News

Can we refuel 'dead' satellites in space? Bold new missions aim to try.

When a satellite runs out of fuel, it becomes little more than space junk. Now, space agencies and private companies want to change that. Here's how scientists plan to refuel satellites — in orbit.