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Small satellite acquisition: Contracting for success - Vimarsana News

Small satellite acquisition: Contracting for success

Millennium Space Systems' Vice President of Contracts Joshua Madrigal shares how contracting plays a critical role in acquisition.

60-year-old company shows off star tracker at Small Sat - Vimarsana News

60-year-old company shows off star tracker at Small Sat

The night sky and its constellations have guided sailors and traveler since time immemorial. Similar principles are used to identify a satellite’s position through the use of a camera-like instrument called a star tracker. The Paris-based space instrumentation company, Sodern, displayed their star tracker at USU's 36th annual Small Sat conference.

Source: upr.org
Watch NASA's Artemis 1 moon science and rocket rollout webcasts - Vimarsana News

Watch NASA's Artemis 1 moon science and rocket rollout webcasts

You can learn about NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission science and watch its SLS megarocket roll to the launch pad in webcasts next week.

Source: space.com
Advances in technologies increase space exploration - Vimarsana News

Advances in technologies increase space exploration

Rapidly improving technology is making access to outer space cheaper and more accessible, even high school kids have satellites in space. But, it's also increasing deeper space explorations to other planets.

Source: upr.org
Researcher presents work on an autonomous, supercomputing satellite at Small Sat - Vimarsana News

Researcher presents work on an autonomous, supercomputing satellite at Small Sat

STP-H6-SSIVP was attached to the International Space Station from 2019-2022 and was designed to test supercomputing in space. Evan Gretok says his work was to use artificial intelligence to train the satellite to autonomously identify and classify satellite imagery.

Source: upr.org