The Agencia Espacial Mexicana (AEM), established in July 2010, is the national space agency of Mexico. As a decentralized public body, AEM's mission is to utilize space science and technology to address the needs of the Mexican population, foster innovation, and drive development within the space sector. AEM collaborates with international partners like NASA and ESA and works with academic and technological firms to produce nanosatellites and UAVs. The agency also focuses on STEM education initiatives and promoting the development of space systems within Mexico.
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The borough consulted the Mexican Space Agency for technical reviews and authorization procedures.
The Mexican space agency AEM is flying five micro-rovers on Peregrine.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) met with AEM officials on 2022-12-30, regarding AEM’s request for assistance in building and launching a remote sensing satellite.
Satellogic announced a letter of intent with the Mexican space agency AEM for a constellation-as-a-service agreement on 2022-12-13.
Satellogic signed a letter of intent with Agencia Espacial Mexicana to develop a Constellation-as-a-Service program to monitor approximately 2 million square kilometers of Mexico.
The LOI with Agencia Espacial Mexicana provides a framework to develop a Constellation-as-a-Service program leveraging Satellogic satellites to deliver high-resolution multispectral imagery with 0.7 m ground sample distance.
The Memorandum of Understanding with the Mexican Space Agency will explore projects and plans for future space activities in Mexico, including satellites, lunar payloads, and youth engagement efforts while building technical expertise and expanding Mexico’s economic base.
The Mexican Space Agency Memorandum of Understanding allows Mexico to participate in the development of Starlab and provide input for elements of the George Washington Carver Science Park.