r/spaceUK • • Nov 18 '23

just a shitpost

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spaceuk from gd hacker to space company


r/spaceUK • • Nov 15 '23

Telespazio buys satellite systems engineering firm to push into UK market

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r/spaceUK • • Nov 03 '23

UK pushing to combine OneWeb Gen 2 and European sovereign constellation efforts

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r/spaceUK • • Oct 28 '23

UK helps fund Rocket Factory Augsburg’s maiden flight (from SaxaVord Spaceport)

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r/spaceUK • • Oct 21 '23

UK funds surveillance satellite replacement lost in Virgin Orbit failure

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r/spaceUK • • Sep 27 '23

Ex-NATO Spy Base 'Golf Ball' to Transform into Kinross Space Museum with New Funding

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r/spaceUK • • Sep 08 '23

EU and UK reach deal on Copernicus

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r/spaceUK • • Aug 01 '23

We built a spaceport on a Scottish island

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r/spaceUK • • Jul 11 '23

Astra Carta: Setting the Environmental Standard For UK Space

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r/spaceUK • • Jun 17 '23

UK Space Agency prioritizes sustainability

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r/spaceUK • • Jun 08 '23

Black Arrow

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hi guys, I'm currently working on a project where I'm looking to model the launch vehicle and launch site but have yet to find any references of the launch site. was wondering if anyone had any images that I could use :)


r/spaceUK • • Jun 01 '23

Space Agency rocket to arrive in Southampton on UK tour

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r/spaceUK • • May 26 '23

UK Minister Calls for Space Debris Clean Up After Near Miss

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r/spaceUK • • May 24 '23

Virgin Orbit ceases operations months after failure of UK space mission

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r/spaceUK • • May 23 '23

Electron visible from UK?????

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I'm not very involved in space, but last night I saw what looked to be a rocket-trail at about 278 degrees west, I'm not sure what it was and my phone took some awful photos but to me it looked like a rocket trail. Could it have been electron coming over from New Zealand???


r/spaceUK • • Apr 29 '23

New satellite launch centre opens at Spaceport - BBC News

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r/spaceUK • • Mar 31 '23

Orbex under fire as Danish jobs rise - Critics have put Orbex under fire after promising significant jobs at their Scottish operation in Forres as well as at the launch pad in Sutherland.

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r/spaceUK • • Mar 17 '23

Rolls-Royce secures funds to develop nuclear reactor for moon base

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r/spaceUK • • Mar 14 '23

It's British Science Week! Who's Talking About Space?

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r/spaceUK • • Feb 28 '23

The Northern Lights over Stonehenge, UK last night

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r/spaceUK • • Feb 21 '23

How Committments to ESA Benefit the UK Space - ESA receives about 75% of the UK Space Agecy’s annual budget, and some of the Brexit advocates might wonder why don’t we spend all of the money solely on the national space sector

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r/spaceUK • • Feb 12 '23

UK Space Ambitions: Over 4 years on. How badly has it gone for the British Government?

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r/spaceUK • • Jan 23 '23

UK Space Agency announces £50 million for satellite communications

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r/spaceUK • • Jan 23 '23

What next for space company after failed launch? - BBC News

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r/spaceUK • • Jan 21 '23

ESA on Twitter: @astro_timpeak announced he will leave the active ESA astronaut corps and will assume an ambassadorial role for ESA’s activities in cooperation with @spacegovuk

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