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Some 101 launches of orbital satellites took place this year. 22 Dec, 2020 - 08:22 AM IST     |     By Srishti Choudhary     NEW DELHI: The pandemic may have slowed down life on earth, but it could not deter the world from looking beyond. As most activities came to a sudden halt, the space agencies across the globe persevered through the crisis. Some had to push back their crucial space missions, others struggled to keep them on track, while a few managed to script history. Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) began the year with the launch of a high-powered communication sa...

NSR: Satcom Industry Contracts by 2.7%, but Bright Spots Exist in Post-COVID Era CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 15, 2020 — NSR’s Satellite Industry Financial Analysis, 10th Edition report, released today, finds an industry enduring stunted growth with bankruptcies and revenue declines across the satellite operator and service provider segments. However, some gains can be seen with Hughes, ViaSat, and SES all registering large wins on the back of Broadband, Mobility and Gov/Mil deals. While Integrated Operators and some data segments continue to post gains, video continues to struggle, shrinking ...

An artist’s conception shows the New Glenn rocket on its launch pad. (Blue Origin Illustration) Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture hasn’t yet finished its orbital-class New Glenn rocket, but today NASA put it on the “on-ramp” for future missions. The NASA Launch Services II contract, or NLS II for short, essentially puts New Glenn on the list of options available for ordering through June 2025, with an overall period of performance through 2027. As described in a NASA news release, NLS II is a contracting vehicle that can cover multiple suppliers and multiple awards on...

NSR: Satcom Industry Contracts by 2.7%, but Bright Spots Exist in Post-COVID Era Near Term Headwinds and Competitive Dynamic Shakeup Signal Industry on Cusp of Major Transformation CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 15, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — NSR’s Satellite Industry Financial Analysis, 10th Edition report, released today, finds an industry enduring stunted growth with bankruptcies and revenue declines across the satellite operator and service provider segments. However, some gains can be seen with Hughes, ViaSat, and SES all registering large wins on the back of Broadband, Mobility and Gov/Mil dea...