satellites

Australia should make more use of the AUKUS partnership to protect space-based assets, argues an ANU National Security College policy paper.

A new Space Surveillance Telescope at Naval Communication Station Harold E. Holt is now searching the night skies for mystery objects.

Positioning accuracy makes a huge difference for automated systems and operator-assisted technologies like instrument landing for aircraft.

The launch of NASA’s CSIRO-supported Artemis I rocket has been postponed for a second time, this time due to engine issues.

Australia’s defence data could be securely transferred using small satellites from almost anywhere in the world, a new federal government deal ensures.

Quasar Satellite Technologies will build space communications technology using an Australian-based team, with support from the CSIRO.

Satellite operators have started launching mega-constellations – groups of hundreds or even thousands of small satellites working together – into orbit around Earth.

Satellites promise to better connect us via the internet — even those of us living in places as remote as Antarctica or the outer islands of Tonga. But as governments and companies gear up to launch waves of additional satellites in the near future, it’s raising troubling questions about the impact on the ability of scientists to […]

Defence industry SMEs from South Australia have won more than $8 million in contracts to provide the Australian Defence Force with a capability edge.