Collaboration between a British and Japanese company, along with a UK government agency, to develop technologies for lunar and asteroid mining.

ANANTH Technologies manufactures satellites and spacecraft components, playing a major role in India’s space program through its close working relationship with ISRO.

The growing reliance on satellites has led to an increased risk in collisions between space objects. Accurate detection and tracking of satellites have become crucial.

A full global TT&C ground network + Data receiving, storaging, processing & delivering services to the customer

Alcantara Launching base (CLA – Centro Espacial de Alcântara, or CEA – Centro Espacial de Alcantara), located at Alcantara (32 km from São Luís), Maranhão (MA) State, is at an extremely strategic position for launching geostationary satellites. Right below the equator (latitude 2°18′ south), it can save up to 30% on fuel for reaching the target orbit. It is a 620 km² facility, with multiple slots of production …

SGDC – Geostationary Satellite for Communications and Defense – is a Geostationary defense and strategic communications satellite operated by TELEBRAS on the behalf of the Brazilian government. Such high-throughput satellite delivers Internet services across the Brazilian territory and provide secure means of communication for the government and authorized users with a total throughput capacity of 57 Gbps using the Ka and X-Band frequency range. The satellite was based on the Spacebus-4000 platform and its life expectancy is 18 years.

CARPONIS-1 is the first  high resolution remote sensing Brazilian satellite.  It is part of PESE (Programa Estratégico de Sistemas Espaciais) satellite constellation, developed under the Brazilian Space Program …

The AMAZONIA-1 is the first Earth Observation satellite totally designed, built, integrated and operated by Brazil. On January 28th, 2021, AMAZONIA-1 was successfully launched in cooperation with ISRO (www.isro.gov.in) from Sriharikota Range (SHAR), launching base in India, through a PSLV-C51 launching vehicle, 1:54 AM BRT.