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Funding for UK EO Technologies: Advancement of Space Instruments for Future Satellite Deployment

A new £15m in funding will revolutionize UK EO technologies for satellite deployment, with projects ranging from initial concepts to technology trials and demonstrations.

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UK Space Agency Increases Funding for Satellite EO Technologies

The UK Space Agency (UKSA) is committing a further 15 million pounds ($19.1 million) in funding for satellite Earth observation (EO) technologies. The

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The UK Space Agency secures £15 million to advance Earth Observation technology

The £15 million funding will be allocated to various project categories, including £75,000 to Pathfinder projects, £250,000 to Fast Track projects, and £3 million to Flagship projects.

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The quiet space revolution set for lift-off from a remote Shetland isle

Frank and Debbie Strang are the driving force behind the SaxaVord spaceport which is awaiting a licence for the UK's first vertical launch

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