Leading digital solutions platform Globe has made history by becoming the first company in the country to test Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity for Short Messaging Service (SMS) and emergency alerts in partnership with global firm Lynk Global. (more…)
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S-BOOSTER 2022 IS NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS! 🔭🛰🚀
S-Booster is a space-based pitch competition for ventures, individuals, and businesses in different industries in Japan and the Asia-Oceania region that aim to commercialize their business ideas utilizing space assets businesses in space such as rockets, satellites and commercial space stations, as well as businesses on the ground utilizing space assets such as satellite data and technology.
Deadline for applications is on 20 JUNE 2022.
To know more about S-Booster, please visit their website at s-booster.jp/en/2022 🧑💻
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Quezon City, Philippines –In order to apprise our stakeholders of the progress, activities, and efforts of the Synthetic Aperture Radar and Automatic Identification System for Innovative Terrestrial Monitoring and Maritime Surveillance (SARwAIS) Project, an annual Stakeholders Meeting is hereby convened. (more…)
The Galileo Hackathon by GNSS.asia in the Philippines is an ideation hackathon that will utilize Galileo, the European Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) to solve four (4) global challenges. We’re looking for innovative solutions, ideas, concepts, or design products, devices, or services that utilize Galileo positioning data for: (more…)
PH eyes having new Earth Observation satellite in space by 2023 (more…)
The CubeSats Maya-3 and Maya-4 were launched to the ISS on August 29, 2021 at 3:14 P.M. (PST) aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket’s Dragon C208 as part of SpaceX Commercial Resupply Mission-23 (SpX-23). Weighing approximately 1.15 kilograms per unit with 10-centimeter cubic frames, these CubeSats house components that are designed to demonstrate nanosatellite-based remote data collection systems and optical imaging. Once the CubeSats are released from the ISS, they will move along an orbit similar to the space station’s, which is at an altitude of approximately 400 kilometers. (more…)