Goonhilly Earth Station is a pioneering UK-based commercial space and satellite communications provider. It offers deep-space tracking and communication services for missions to the Moon and Mars, supporting agencies like ESA, NASA, and ISRO, as well as private space exploration companies. Goonhilly also provides satellite services from LEO to GEO, including uplink/broadcast and telemetry tracking, with over 90 antennas worldwide.
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Goonhilly Earth Station opened the GHY-6 antenna for deep space communications.
Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. is working with the MILO Institute to deliver the MILO Ambassador program.
Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. will provide Intuitive Machines access to its newly upgraded deep space antenna GHY-6 to facilitate communications between Intuitive Machines’ lunar missions and the ground.
Intuitive Machines will use Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd.’s services for its 2022 IM-1 mission to the Moon and for future missions.
Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. will provide mission tracking and data downlink services to support Intuitive Machines’ lunar missions.
Goonhilly Earth Station intends to use its new GHY-6 antenna to enable deep space communications for missions to the Moon and Mars.
Goonhilly Earth Station Limited of the United Kingdom is a member of the ESA study team led by Airbus and Astrobotic.
Goonhilly Earth Station plans to expand globally with two new ground stations, one in Australia and one in California.
Goonhilly Earth Station plans to build large ground station antennas to support communications with space missions, including deep-space missions.
DoT-4 will link back to Earth using a ground network from Goonhilly Earth Station.
Peter Hargreaves invested £24,000,000 ($32,000,000) in Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. on 2018-05-14.
Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd. operates a ground station in Cornwall, England.
Goonhilly acquired the facility from British Telecom in 2014 after leasing some antennas there for three years.
Goonhilly and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. are developing a lunar mission concept called Pathfinder involving an SSTL-built satellite carrying up to 60 kg of secondary payloads released in lunar orbit.
Goonhilly and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. plan to launch the Pathfinder mission in 2022 or 2023.
Goonhilly and Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. signed an agreement with Astrobotic to provide communications services for Astrobotic’s commercial lunar landers.
Goonhilly won a contract from the European Space Agency to upgrade the 32-meter dish at its facility to support the agency’s deep space missions.
Goonhilly has invested more than $5,000,000 in updating the aging facility.
Goonhilly Earth Station Ltd acquired the Goonhilly satellite station from BT in 2014.
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL), Goonhilly Earth Station (GES), and Astrobotic formed a long-term partnership on 2018-04-17 to collaborate on delivering in-space communication relay services and a roadmap of innovations supporting operations on and around the Moon.