All About Money with Singapore Space & Technology Ltd’s Lynette Tan
Hong Kong International Business Channel, Feb 2021 Part 1 Interest in commercial spaceflight here in Asia has been booming and so has the industry. Start-ups inspired by SpaceX’s successes over the years are forging their own flight paths, especially in areas like deep space technologies. #AllAboutMoney speaks to Lynette Tan from Singapore Space & Technology…
Singapore NGO aims to bring space technology to earth
THE STRAITS TIMES – APR 9, 2021, 5:00 AM SGT SINGAPORE – The race to space started in the 1960s, led by the United States and the Soviet Union. Over the years, China, India and others have joined the field. Unbeknown to many Singaporeans, the Little Red Dot is now also a player – albeit…
载人空间飞行国际日：探索历史上的载人航天事件
April 12, 1961, marked the day of humanity’s first successful flight into space. Following in the footsteps, Singapore Space and Technology Ltd was established in 2007 as one of the first companies to lead in the development of the space and technology industry.
Rocket Lab Launches Synspective’s First SAR Satellite
VIA SATELLITE – DEC 15, 2020 Synspective is working to build a constellation of 30 Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellites to provide geospatial intelligence. SAR satellites can capture imagery at night and through clouds. Synspective is one of Japan’s highest-funded startups, the company has raised just under $100 million, having completed a Series A round…
Aurora Propulsion Technologies and Aliena Pte Ltd Enter Into Collaboration
SATELLITE EVOLUTION GROUP – FEB 24, 2021 Aurora Propulsion Technologies and Aliena enter into collaboration for the development of technology for in-space propulsion. The companies also agree to promote industrial and commercial collaboration with an aim of enabling small space craft manufacturers an easy and comprehensive access to the most demanding components in space technology.…
Soyuz launch marks first full-commercial mission of Russia’s GK Launch Services
SPACENEWS – MAR 22, 2021 SEOUL, South Korea — A Soyuz rocket launched 38 satellites from 18 countries on Monday, including South Korea’s CAS500-1 remote sensing satellite, in the first all-commercial rideshare mission GK Launch Services has arranged without a Russian government satellite onboard. In a YouTube livestream, the kerosene-fueled, three-stage Soyuz-2.1a — painted…