SES
Coverage of SES in the Nexus archive.
- AI is ready to run spacecraft. Is the space industry ready for it? (op-ed)
An op-ed questions whether the space industry is ready for AI-driven spacecraft. Martin Halliwell, a partner at NewSpace Capital, previously led technology and R&D at SES and contributed to SpaceX's reusable rocket initiatives.
- Private mission launches to extend life of out-of-gas communication satellites
A private mission by Northrop Grumman, launched via SpaceX, aims to extend the life of aging communication satellites by attaching jetpacks using a robotic vehicle. The effort is part of a broader trend to prolong satellite operations, with another company also working to boost NASA’s Swift Observatory to prevent its re-entry.
- Private mission launches to extend life of out-of-gas communication satellites
A private mission led by Northrop Grumman launched a robotic spacecraft to attach life-extending jetpacks to aging communication satellites in geosynchronous orbit. Another company, Katalyst Space Technologies, is working to boost NASA’s Swift Observatory to prevent its reentry, supported by a $30 million contract.
- Private mission launches to extend life of out-of-gas communication satellites
A private salvage mission by Northrop Grumman uses a robotic vehicle to attach jetpacks to aging communication satellites, extending their operational life. A separate effort by Katalyst Space Technologies aims to boost NASA’s Swift Observatory to prevent its re-entry.
- Private mission launches to extend life of out-of-gas communication satellites
A private mission by Northrop Grumman launched a robotic spacecraft to attach life-extending jetpacks to aging communication satellites in geosynchronous orbit. Another company, Katalyst Space Technologies, aims to boost NASA’s Swift Observatory to prevent its re-entry, with both efforts focusing on extending satellite lifespans and reducing replacement costs.
- American Airlines is getting Starlink Wi-Fi
American Airlines announced plans to install SpaceX's Starlink Wi-Fi on over 500 aircraft starting in Q1 2027, joining providers like Viastat and SES. Other major airlines, including United, Southwest, and Lufthansa, have also adopted Starlink for in-flight connectivity.