NASA celebrates the newest class of Astronaut graduates as it puts out a call for new applicants. Terran Orbital is awarded an Indefinite-Delivery/Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract with a $45 million ceiling value by NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate. The UK Government has included up to £160 million for the connectivity in low Earth orbit program known as CLEO in the Spring Budget, and more.
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T-Minus Guest
Our guest today is Dr Elaina Hyde, Director of York University’s Allan I Carswell Observatory.
You can connect with Elaina on LinkedIn and learn more about the observatory at York University on their website.
Selected Reading
NASA Opens Astronaut Applications as Newest Class Graduates
https://twitter.com/lunarloral/status/1765001718163509569
Terran Orbital Awarded Up To $45 Million IDIQ by NASA to Support Space Technology Advancement- Business Wire
Agile Space Receives SpaceWERX Contract for Innovative Mobile Payload Processing Center
Space Force agencies pile on to find 'alternate PNT' capabilities - Breaking Defense
Elve Secures $15M in Series A Funding to Increase Manufacturing and Expand Customer Base- Business Wire
GITAI Successfully Demonstrates Robotics Construction Capabilities for Lunar Communications Towers
C-LEO Programme - GOV.UK
Spring Budget 2024 speech - GOV.UK
Meridian Space Command moves to Space Park Leicester
Dhruva Space and Swedish Space Corporation expand Ground Station network synergies, indicative of the long-standing Indo-Swedish bilateral cooperation
Is it time for a new Outer Space Treaty? Reports of Russian nuclear space weapon raise questions
NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is talking nonsense. Its friends on Earth are worried
Commentary: As space travel becomes more commercial, Florida must keep up
The Lost Universe - NASA Science
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