Don’t call it a comeback – hosted payloads have been here for years
A little less than a year ago, Space News’ Debra Werner took a detailed look at hosted payloads in an article entitled,... Read More
GOLD’s journey: From a small payload in a lab to operating in outer space
NASA’s upcoming Global-scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) mission, which will study the weather at the boundary between Earth’s atmosphere... Read More
What do you need to start a hosted payload program at a university?
In a previous post on The Government Satellite Report, we discussed the challenges and advantages of academic involvement with a hosted payload... Read More
Understanding the Realities of Implementing a Hosted Payload Program at a University
In a previous post on the Government Satellite Report, we examined NASA’s GOLD program (Global-scale Observations of the Limb and Disk). GOLD... Read More
New video highlights successful hosted payload programs
In a recent post on the Government Satellite Report, we featured a podcast about a Federal Aviation Administration program – the Wide... Read More
FAA WAAS leads the way on hosted payloads in the federal government
In the next few days, a satellite is going to be launched that is host to a payload that will play a... Read More
Satellite advancements have government watching the skies – a 2016 year in review
The Government Satellite Report launched just two years ago, in 2015. The timing of this new, government satellite publication could not have... Read More
FAA looks to hosted payload program to deliver safer flights
In a previous post on the GovSat Report, we reported from the Hosted Payload and Small Sat Summit, which was a conference... Read More
How government and industry can make hosted payloads happen – an interview with Earl White
In early March, the GovSat report editorial team had the opportunity to attend this year’s SATELLITE 2016 Conference in National Harbor, MD.... Read More
