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Galileo satnav system gets two new somewhat confusing satellites
Despite being the 27th and 28th launched, they're the first of a dozen first-gen birds
Science06 Dec 2021 | 39
One white cat and a volcano short of a Bond villain: Rocket Lab's Peter Beck shows off the 'Hungry Hippo'
Neutron updated, but the Spectre of SpaceX looms
Bootnotes03 Dec 2021 | 26
New study demonstrates iodine as satellite propellant... in space
Tech promises to support boom in small satellites
Science18 Nov 2021 | 47
AI algorithms can help erase bright streaks of internet satellites – but they cannot save astronomy
Feature 'We are absolutely losing some science'
AI + ML06 Nov 2021 | 117
Amazon hasn't launched one internet satellite yet, but it's now planning a fleet of 7,774
Low Earth orbit is going to be chockablock with broadband-beaming birds
Networks05 Nov 2021 | 59
Starry starry night? No, it's just more low Earth orbit satellites as BT and OneWeb ink deal
Brit telco to test out broadband tech in UK labs before customer trials next year
Networks05 Nov 2021 | 31
Amazon aims to launch prototype broadband internet satellites by Q4 2022 – without Bezos' Blue Origin
Meanwhile, SpaceX already has 1,000+ orbiting Starlink birds
Networks02 Nov 2021 | 24
Honda to build reusable rockets to sling sats, but won't scare SpaceX
Also plans remote-controlled robots with fingers and jar-opening capabilities, to help run a moon base
Science01 Oct 2021 | 3
DARPA plans thousands-strong satellite constellation Space-BACN sandwich
Mmmm... BACN. Is there anything it can't do?
Networks15 Sep 2021 | 8
Orolia inks €70m deal to provide atomic clocks for second generation of EU's Galileo navigation satellites
Time to hit the road
Science09 Sep 2021 |
Rumors of satellite-comms-capable iPhone abound. The truth could be rather boring
Meanwhile, Amazon gripes about SpaceX's constellation plans
Personal Tech31 Aug 2021 | 49
Wireless powersats promise clean, permanent, abundant energy. Sound familiar?
Column Watts coming down may not go up
Science09 Aug 2021 | 190
Belgian boffins dump Starlink dish terminal's firmware, gain root access and a few ideas
Extra-terrestrial service probed
Networks08 Jul 2021 | 15
Not keen on a 5G mast in your street? At least it'd be harder for crackpots to burn down 'a flying cell tower in orbit'
Another satellite constellation prepares for launch, this one aimed at next-gen connectivity for IoT devices
Networks12 May 2021 | 39
China has a satellite with an arm – and America worries it could be used to snatch other spacecraft
Send more money to help us protect our space toys, military tells Congress
Science21 Apr 2021 | 99
Satellites, space debris may have already brightened night skies 10% globally – and it's going to get worse
Goodbye darkness, my old friend
Science29 Mar 2021 | 61
UK prime minister Boris Johnson reluctant to reveal his involvement in the OneWeb deal
'I don’t think I should comment on exactly who did what'
Networks25 Mar 2021 | 170
FYI: Mind how you go. We're more or less oblivious to 75% of junk in geosynchronous orbits around Earth
What a load of rubbish
Science27 Sep 2020 | 34
We're not getting back with Galileo, UK govt tells The Reg, as question marks sprout above its BS*
*Brexit Satellite. What did you think we meant? GPS continues to rule the roost in Blighty for now
Science21 Sep 2020 | 221
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a 56-year-old satellite burning up in the sky spotted by sharp school kids
NASA's OGO-1 dies a natural death after reentering Earth's atmosphere
Science01 Sep 2020 | 24
What would you prefer: Satellite-streamed cat GIFs – or a decent early warning of an asteroid apocalypse?
Earth's crowded orbit may obscure vital readings from space, boffins warn
Networks27 Aug 2020 | 78
How did you spend your time at university? Pizza, booze, sleeping? This Oxford student is snooping on satellites
DEF CON Bug-hunter details how his team slurped data… IN SPAAAAACE
Security07 Aug 2020 | 22
Amazon gets green-light to blow $10bn on 3,000+ internet satellites. All so Americans can shop more on Amazon
Jeff knows you've gotta spend money to make money
Networks01 Aug 2020 | 75
Russia tested satellite-to-satellite shooter, say UK and USA
Moscow says offending bird is a mere maintenance drone
Science24 Jul 2020 | 67
Saturn's largest satellite, Titan, is drifting away from its planet 100 times faster than previously thought
Atmospheric moon taking a wander
Science09 Jun 2020 | 12
Japan to test self-destructing satellite to shrink space junk with string and an inanimate carbon blob
Now that launches and cubesats are cheap, ‘post-mission disposal’ has become more important
Science09 Jun 2020 | 31
Chinese carmaker behind Volvo and Lotus ships first two satellites for planned IoT ‘OmniCloud’
Plans to connect and observe all the things as-a-service, from low-Earth orbit, while building 500 sats a year
Edge + IoT27 Apr 2020 | 22
Want to put a satellite into orbit for US comms? Whoa, says Uncle Sam: Where's your space crash risk assessment?
FCC emits rules to tackle danger of orbital debris
Science24 Apr 2020 | 17
Intelsat orbital comms satellite is back online after first robo-recovery mounting and tug job gets it back into position
No fuel, no problem! Older space kit to gets new lease of life with extentions
Science17 Apr 2020 | 56
Yanking on the space supply chain: Rocket Lab goes Interplanetary with Sinclair acquisition
Sadly, no room for a ZX Spectrum on the way to the Moon
Science16 Mar 2020 | 15
How's this for a remote support fix? Solar storm early-warning satellite repaired with million-mile software update
Deep Space Climate Observatory ticking again after gyroscope mishap
Science03 Mar 2020 | 21
Surprise! Plans for a Brexit version of the EU's Galileo have been delayed
Global Prestige or Global Positioning? Squabbles ensue as politicos realise space is hard
Science02 Mar 2020 | 157
Star wreck: There's a 1 in 20 chance a NASA telescope and US military satellite will smash into each other today
Updated Best case? They pass within metres of each other at 14.7 km per second
Science29 Jan 2020 | 116
Curse of Boeing continues: Now a telly satellite it built may explode, will be pushed up to 500km from geo orbit
DirecTV's Spaceway-1 to head off into the void before its batteries detonate
Networks24 Jan 2020 | 97
A cheery New Year tale: How the Dundee Satellite Receiving Station might rise once more
Missed The Great Escape this year? How about boffins rescuing sat dishes from the scrappers instead?
Science02 Jan 2020 | 10
Register Lecture: Can portable atomic clocks end UK dependence on GNSS?
New decade, independent geo-time keeping
Lectures03 Dec 2019 | 138
Boffins show the 2017 Nork nuke can move, move, move any mountain (by a meter)
Satellite radar imaging shows explosion was 17 times more powerful than Hiroshima
Science15 Nov 2019 | 24
Mission Extension Vehicle-1 launches to save space from zombie satellites
Whew, you're a bit of a rust bucket, aren't you?! Come with us
Science09 Oct 2019 | 39
Tough luck, Jupiter, you've lost your crown for now: Boffins show Saturn has more moons
All hail the new moon king
Science08 Oct 2019 | 42
SpaceX didn't move sat out of impending smash doom because it 'didn't see ESA's messages'
It was a bug, I tell you! A bug!
Science04 Sep 2019 | 113
SpaceX Falcon 9, Atlas V and Ariane 5 soar while Vector returns to Earth with a bump
Roundup And it's goodbye from Jim as smallsat launcher takes a 'pause' from operations
Science14 Aug 2019 | 3
Relax, satellite hacking is unlikely to lead to Earth-blinding Kessler effect – at least not yet
Bsides LV But this hardware is surprisingly easy to pwn, block and control
Science07 Aug 2019 | 22
Pi in the sky as ESA starts testing encrypted comms on International Space Station
Straight outta launchin' -the name is ICE Cube- for a game called encryption at altitude
Science01 Aug 2019 | 68
Turning it off and on again IN SPAAACE! ISS animal-tracker kit needs oldest trick in the book
There's a bit more to it than leaning down and fumbling for reset switch, though
Science17 Jul 2019 | 45
Dundee Satellite Receiving Station: Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory
Decommissioning to carry on while commercial interests sniff around Scottish satellite fanciers
Science27 Jun 2019 | 30
Musk loves his Starlink sat constellation – but astroboffins are less than dazzled by them
The ruddy things are getting in the way of our radio telescopes!
Science05 Jun 2019 | 102
So, that's cheerio the nou to Dundee Satellite Receiving Station: Over 40 years of service axed for the sake of £338,000
Put that on the side of a bus
Science17 Apr 2019 | 56
International investors gobble up Brit satellite specialist Inmarsat
Nom-nom-nom, says hungry private equity type Triton Bidco
On-Prem25 Mar 2019 | 11
Infosec in spaaace! NCC and Surrey Uni to pore over satellite security
There's a PhD position in it too, if you want to get involved
Security22 Feb 2019 | 6
Iran satellite fails: ICBM test drive or microsat test? Opinion is divided...
Third stage failure means atmospheric fireworks show
Science16 Jan 2019 | 44
Gyro failure fingered for sending Earth-gazing Digital Globe sat TITSUP (That's a total inability to snap usual pics)
Two-year-old bird in safe mode
Science09 Jan 2019 | 10
This ain't over, Viasat snarls as tribunal rules in satellite rival's favour
EU Aviation Network wrangle set to continue
Networks10 Dec 2018 | 5
NBN satellite user waiting for extra gigabytes? Keep waiting
Relief is coming next year, CEO promises
Networks13 Nov 2018 | 6
Need electric propulsion for your satellite? Want a 'made in Britain' sticker? Step right this way...
Updated Thales boldly goes where, er, NASA went in the 1960s
Science01 Nov 2018 | 21
Americans' broadband access is so screwed up that the answer may lie in tiny space satellites
FCC prepares to approve new wave of small internet birds
Science25 Oct 2018 | 38
Chinese biz baron wants to shove his artificial moon where the sun doesn't shine – literally
Video Man-made satellite to eliminate need for street lamps
Bootnotes18 Oct 2018 | 108
Garbage collection – in SPAAACE: Net snaffles junk in first step to clean up Earth's orbiting litter
Video EU-funded gizmo clings to trash like a face hugger
Science19 Sep 2018 | 41
Hackers can cook you alive using 'microwave oven' sat-comms – claim
Black Hat Planes, ships, military equipment at risk due to backdoors, vulns
Security10 Aug 2018 | 36
Sad Nav: How a cheap GPS spoofer gizmo can tell drivers to get lost
Eggheads reveal designs for causing navigation mischief for folks unsure of surroundings
Security16 Jul 2018 | 95
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