Space Electric Thruster Systems (SETS) is a Ukrainian aerospace company specializing in the manufacturing of environmentally friendly electric propulsion systems for spacecraft. As a propulsion system manufacturer, SETS produces Hall thrusters, xenon feed systems, and power processing units designed for applications in LEO, MEO, and GEO orbits. Their propulsion systems, such as the SPS-25, have been successfully tested in space and are designed to adjust satellite positions, perform orbital maneuvers, and facilitate deorbiting. SETS has also secured contracts with international partners like EPS Tech and has had its thrusters listed in NASA reports.
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The Three-Body computing constellation aims to process satellite data in space, allowing for storage, analysis, and transmission of large data sets from scientific and monitoring spacecraft.
The directive sets an upper mass limit of 15 tons for the nuclear reactor and requires a closed Brayton cycle power conversion technology.
Article 21 sets a maximum insurance limit of €100,000,000 per claim for space activities, with a possibility of reduced limits down to €20,000,000 for innovative startups or activities with exclusively scientific purposes.
Article 6 of Law No. 89 of June 13, 2025 sets subjective authorization requirements including financial soundness, technical capabilities, and mandatory civil liability insurance.
Article 21 of Law No. 89 of June 13, 2025 sets a maximum insurance limit of €100,000,000 per claim.
The bill sets aside at least $5 million of the $85 million for transporting Discovery.
The budget bill sets aside at least $5 million of the $85 million specifically for transporting Discovery.
Initial data sets from the first radar acquisition were transmitted to Earth on the same day and appeared on ESA ground station servers at ESRIN near Rome a few hours later.
The two Voyager probes are equipped with identical sets of ten scientific instruments.
The JPL team is developing a new helicopter concept called Mars Chopper with six sets of rotors.
SES launched the HD+ IP TV-Stick in 2024 to turn older TV sets into smart devices via a USB stick.
SES launched HD+ IP in 2021 to offer the HD+ TV App as an internet-based option on select Panasonic TV sets.
ESA’s Zero Debris approach sets a goal of reducing debris from ESA missions to zero by 2030 through measures including deorbiting spacecraft at the end of their missions.
The Edge 130 sets a new standard for Group 1 military-grade VTOLs with a flight time exceeding two hours and quick assembly design.
PTS-G is designed to provide a moderate degree of assured-access communications across military Ka-band and X-band using disaggregated and proliferated sets of lower-complexity satellites.
The Zero Debris Charter sets a target to reduce the risk of a satellite creating debris through a collision or breakup to no greater than 1-in-1,000 by 2030.
The Zero Debris Charter sets a target to keep the risk of casualties on the ground from debris of a reentering satellite significantly lower than 1-in-10,000 by 2030.
Redwire will produce 18 ship sets of antennas and RF front ends for Tranche 2 in its newly expanded Colorado facility.
Redwire will produce 18 ship sets of antennas and RF front ends for Tranche 2 in its newly expanded Colorado facility.
Two sets of UN guidelines encourage long-term planning for the end-of-life of space objects.