E-letter: Curated Content

Astronomers from Harvard have confirmed that the North Korean satellite launched into space last week is tumbling in orbit and that no transmission has been received from it, signals that the spacecraft is almost certainly inactive.

Arianespace has released a new mobile application that allows users to follow the company’s activities from their tables and smartphones.

The competition promises $30 million to the first privately funded team that can successfully land and communicate with an unmanned vehicle on the moon.

The newest LandSat satellite, LandSat 8, has been scheduled for a February 2013 launch.

Two days after its first successful launch North Korea has vowed to send more satellites into space.

Intense solar storms are expected next year, which means that the number of sunspots will increase massively, causing changes in our planet’s ionosphere.

DigitalGlobe has published its 20 best satellite images of 2012 and it is now looking for public feedback to select the top one.

Less than 24 hours after North Korea’s successful satellite launch, reports suggest that the spacecraft could be “tumbling out of control.”

Canada’s Supreme Court has overturned decision, which favored the CRTC request to establish a value-for-signal system.

COM DEV Ltd. has given out the Platinum Award to Haas Precision Corp., one of its 180 product suppliers.