News
Stockpiles of weapons which the DPRK has been accumulating for 40 years is enough to sell to third countries. DPRK is already present in Earth’s orbit: the first North Korean spy satellites began to appear. We can see that an anti-Western alliance is taking shape.
The main international events and conferences of 2024 will include Paris Space Week 2024, the Global Aerospace Summit, International Astronautical Congress, Space Tech Expo Europe, and others. But beyond noting these events, it is also worth considering the topics of these conferences.
In modern life, the loss of satellites threatens to completely disrurpt all spheres of state and institutional management, from the banking system to communications, from logistics to navigation. But first of all, it would be ruinous for the defense sector.
On December 25, 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) was set to orbit, its creation took almost two decades and cost $10 billion. Two years have passed since then. What has the telescope already discovered during this time? Let’s take a look.
The US and China are competing to be the first to build a base on the moon. Loud statements, plans and accuses of intending to appropriate and militarize our nearest cosmic neighbour. Both have ambitions not just to plant their flag on the moon, but also to gain a foothold there.
More and more news about North Korea in the context of missile launches, spy satellites, and supply of ballistic missiles to Russia. This is not the first decade in which North Korea has threatened with its missiles to the World. The first part is about the formation of the DPRK’s missile arsenal.
China in 2023 intensifyed plans to create its own lunar coalition, acting as a sort of counterweight to the Artemis Accords coalition. The Beijing-centered bloc included countries such as Azerbaijan, Pakistan and South Africa.
The aerospace transport sector, which can be divided into launch vehicles and spacecraft, promises plenty of interest to come this year. Let’s take a look at the main presentations of the space industry, scheduled for 2024, and try to understand what requests they form.
European rocket industry was steadily floundering in place until 1975 when the newly created ESA began its launch vehicle development program. This step guarantees Europe a certain level of independence in conducting space missions and also proves Europe’s prowess in the global space launch market.