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TÜBİTAK BİLGEM Develops Communication Buoys for Submarines
Navy / Maritime Communication

TÜBİTAK BİLGEM Develops Communication Buoys for Submarines

TÜBİTAK BİLGEM is developing AUAG, a submarine-launched buoy to establish communication with other units above the surface without needing onboard antennas.

Türkiye’s OTV completes successful engine ignition in orbit
Space

Türkiye’s OTV completes successful engine ignition in orbit

Fergani Space’s orbital transfer vehicle ignited its hybrid engine in space, performing an orbit-raising manoeuvre according to the company’s press release.

Germany’s €35bn Military Space Strategy Push Sparks Debate
Space

Germany’s €35bn Military Space Strategy Push Sparks Debate

Germany’s new space strategy allocates €35bn for military orbital capabilities by 2030, raising fresh debate over the limits of international space law.

The US Tests LRDR to Distinguish Actual Warheads and Decoys
Space Sensors

The US Tests LRDR to Distinguish Actual Warheads and Decoys

The combined flight test at Clear Space Force Station demonstrated that the radar can distinguish actual warheads from decoys at a long distance.

U.S. Reports Say Mysterious Russian Satellite Lost Control
Space

U.S. Reports Say Mysterious Russian Satellite Lost Control

Reports from the U.S. state that Russia’s Cosmos 2553 satellite, which has been subject to controversies between the U.S., has begun spiralling out of control.

TUSAŞ and DeltaV agree on High-Resolution Micro Satellites
Space Sensors Engine and Transmission

TUSAŞ and DeltaV agree on High-Resolution Micro Satellites

Turkish Aerospace Industries has signed an agreement with DeltaV to procure propulsion equipment for the High-Resolution Micro Satellite System Project.

Turkiye’s New Spaceport: Why Somalia?
Space

Turkiye’s New Spaceport: Why Somalia?

The upcoming spaceport in Somalia is the next step following the missions of the first Turkish astronauts and the launches of various start-up satellites.

Baykar’s Indigenous Satellite Fgn-100-D1 Reachs Space
Space Communication

Baykar’s Indigenous Satellite Fgn-100-D1 Reachs Space

FGN-100-d1, the largest satellite ever built by a private Turkish company, was developed indigenously by Fergani Space and successfully launched into space.

SpaceX Launches Five Turkish Satellites with Falcon 9
Space Communication

SpaceX Launches Five Turkish Satellites with Falcon 9

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 reusable space launch vehicle has launched Plan-S and Fergani’s satellites, along with 131 payloads, as part of the Transporter-12 mission.

Iran Aims for High Earth Orbit-Capable Rockets
Space

Iran Aims for High Earth Orbit-Capable Rockets

An Iranian MoD official reported to local media that the new Safir space launch vehicle is a "step towards reaching 36000 km orbit".

Niger Signs Deal with Russian Glavkosmos for Three Satellites
Space Bilateral Relations Communication

Niger Signs Deal with Russian Glavkosmos for Three Satellites

Niger has signed an agreement with Glavkosmos, a subsidiary of Russia’s Roscosmos space agency, to acquire three satellites.

Turkish Aerospace Presents its Small Size GEO Satellites
Space Communication Expo and Air Show

Turkish Aerospace Presents its Small Size GEO Satellites

Turkish Aerospace brings space to Azerbaijan. The company presents its small GEO satellite, which was developed with the joint venture company gsatcom.

Fergani Close to Launching Its First GNSS Satellite
Space

Fergani Close to Launching Its First GNSS Satellite

Baykar's space subsidiary, Fergani, will launch the first satellite of Turkiye's GNSS constellation this year.

Germany’s New Spy Satellites Fail in Orbit
Space

Germany’s New Spy Satellites Fail in Orbit

Germany’s LEO spy satellites fitted with SAR payload lost function in orbit only months after launch due to antenna malfunction.

Turkiye’s Indigenous Satellite Türksat 6A is in Orbit
Space Communication

Turkiye’s Indigenous Satellite Türksat 6A is in Orbit

Turkiye launched its first domestically produced telecommunications satellite, Türksat 6A. A move that secures Turkiye’s rights in space.

Kosmos 2576: U.S. Suspects Russian ‘Inspector Satellite’
Space

Kosmos 2576: U.S. Suspects Russian ‘Inspector Satellite’

U.S. officials are concerned about Russia’s Kosmos 2576 being an Inspector Satellite and having anti-satellite capabilities.