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European Commission delegate inspects Mauve in Budapest
Marko Curavić, the Head of Unit for Space Research at the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA) visited the C3S Integration Lab.
Mauve completes successful environmental test campaign
Mauve has successfully completed environmental testing, marking a key step toward its planned October 2025 launch.
Mauve satellite integration complete
Mauve has successfully completed full integration and entered environmental testing.
International Ultraviolet Explorer: A small telescope with a big impact
In this article, Dr Parul Janagal explores how the International Ultraviolet Explorer, despite being smaller than its counterparts, made significant discoveries.
Blue Skies Space ha firmato un contratto per progettare una flotta di satelliti in orbita attorno alla Luna, allo scopo di mappare l’universo primordiale
Il progetto, denominato RadioLuna, consiste in una flotta di piccoli satelliti in orbita lunare per rilevare deboli segnali radio provenienti dai primordi dell’universo, segnali che sono quasi impossibili da captare sulla Terra a causa delle interferenze radio antropogeniche.
Blue Skies Space awarded funding to design a fleet of satellites that will orbit the Moon and map the early universe
The project, named RadioLuna, aims to uncover whether a fleet of small satellites in a lunar orbit could detect faint radio signals from the universe’s earliest days—signals that are nearly impossible to pick up on Earth due to man-made radio interference.
ISISPACE delivers its advanced ADCS for Mauve
The advanced ADCS suite builds on ISISPACE’s heritage solution of sensors and actuators to allow extremely fine control and pointing for deep space science satellites like Mauve.
Blue Skies Space co-founder appointed Vice-Dean for Research at King’s College London
Professor Giovanna Tinetti is to become the next Vice Dean (Research) for the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences, King’s College London.
First Twinkle Science Team meeting held at Blue Skies Space HQ in London
Following this meeting, the Twinkle Science Team will move into a detailed planning phase in preparation for scheduling activities.