UK Space Agency awards £16M to satellite projects

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The UK Space Agency has awarded £16 million to two projects helping to solidify Britain’s position as a leader in satellite communications. The funding will enable the development of technologies set to enhance the efficiency and capability of satellite constellations. This investment is part of the UK Space Agency’s Connectivity in Low Earth Orbit (C-LEO)… Read more »

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