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ARTICLE · 15 NOVEMBER 2016

Satellite & Space Project News - November 2016

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According to Peter Platzer the CEO of Spire, a satellite data company which provides GPS-based radio occultation data for commercial and government organisations...

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Spire CEO: We are Launching Satellites Every Month

According to Peter Platzer the CEO of Spire, a satellite data company which provides GPS-based radio occultation data for commercial and government organisations, it has 17 launches booked between now and the end of next year. This equates to an average of one satellite launched every month. The company currently has 12 satellites in orbit.  This falls short of its goal for this year, which Spire explained is a result of scheduled launches no longer going ahead.

UK wins European space innovation competition

Catherine Mealing-Jones, Director of Growth at the UK Space Agency hailed the great success the UK has achieved for its innovative ideas with commercial applications in the European Satellite Navigation Competition 2016. The University of Strathclyde was the overall winner and the winner of the UK region competition with a system using sensors and satellite navigation technology for early detection of Unmanned

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