Debra Werner is a correspondent at SpaceNews based in San Francisco. She specializes in aviation and aerospace topics, including satellites, space travel, and energy sustainability, while also covering themes related to technology and applied sciences. Debra's work has been featured in Space Today, COPERNICAL, AIAA, and SpaceNews.
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Debra Werner's coverage heavily focuses on space technology, exploration, startups, and satellite communications. With a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, she is likely to respond well to pitches that provide exclusive insights into new technologies or initiatives within the space industry.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Tomorrow.io's DeepSky constellation will gather global weather data with microwave sounders, global navigation satellite
By: Debra Werner
PARIS – The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced significant expansion of its commercial satellite data program with the Sept. 10 award of an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract to 14 companies.
By: Debra Werner
Sophia Space and SLI agree on $300 million financing for 10-satellite edge-computing constellation
PARIS — BlackSky Technology announced Sept. 14 that it collected and processed first light imagery from its fifth Gen3 satellite in less than 20 hours after liftoff.
PARIS – Poland's Orbital Matter and Dcubed of Germany are conducting on-orbit demonstrations of 3D printing in cubesats, a step toward creating solar arrays with additively manufactured booms.
PARIS – Satellogic announced plans Sept. 14 to launch one NewSat Mark V and two NewSat Mark VI Earth-observation satellite in October.
By: Debra Werner
PARIS – HEO, the Australian company non-Earth imagery company, announced Sept. 14 how it repurposed an Earth-observation satellite to conduct close-range inspection of a Chinese Long March 2C rocket.
Satellogic to launch six more Earth-observation satellites for Office of Naval Research Slingshot III program
Since raising more than $1 billion in a Series F funding round, Iceye has moved rapidly to address growing demand for sovereign space capabilities.
PARIS – HawkEye 360 is addressing growing demand for sovereign space capabilities by establishing a European subsidiary, working with Leonardo to
