Rachel Jewett is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including World Wealth Journal, Space Today, Defense Daily, NewsBreak, and Via Satellite Magazine. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, telecommunications, and deep tech, focusing on topics such as satellites, space travel, and telecommunications infrastructure. Rachel's insightful reporting has made her a prominent voice in the industry, earning her features in notable outlets.
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Rachel Jewett predominantly covers space communications, satellites, and the broader space industry. Her coverage heavily relies on press releases and private sector announcements.
Given her focus on business and industry within the space sector, she would likely be interested in pitches from companies making significant advancements or changes related to satellite technology, launches, or other developments within the broader space industry. Submissions should emphasize newsworthy information about partnerships, funding rounds, technological breakthroughs or notable executive movements.
While Rachel doesn't have a specific geographic focus mentioned in her articles' titles or themes covered; however, given the global nature of the space industry and satellite technology development it is important for sources to provide insights that are relevant internationally.
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By: Rachel Jewett
Astranis has upgraded to a dedicated Falcon 9 to launch its fourth batch of satellites. It expects to launch six MicroGEO satellites on a dedicated mission in 2028, injected directly to Geostationary Orbit (GEO) using an Impulse Space Helios upper stage.
The European Space Agency (ESA) awarded contracts this week to both Airbus and Thales Alenia Space contracts to build two additional Galileo satellites each to enhance the Galileo navigation system.
The FCC granted Amazon approval for the Globalstar acquisition on Tuesday, arguing the transaction will serve the public interest with improved satellite services.
Cowboy Space set out bold development plans to develop its own rocket, targeting a 2028 debut.
By: Rachel Jewett
Rendezvous Robotics has shifted its focus to spacecraft that can autonomously build themselves in orbit. The company announced a $20 million seed round on Wednesday, staking a plan to demonstrate a self-assembling and re-assembling spacecraft in orbit in 2028.
Canada's mobile satellite services (MSS) operator Terrestar Solutions is joining Equatys shared infrastructure approach for direct-to-device (D2D) services under a new MoU announced Wednesday.
Cowboy Space set out bold development plans to develop its own rocket, targeting a 2028 debut. Cowboy Space announced the name “Big Iron” and more details
By: Rachel Jewett
Telesat is pushing back the full entry into service for its Lightspeed constellation by three months as it deals with a tight launch market to get its initial two satellites to orbit.
By: Rachel Jewett
Lite Coms is rolling out the new GT3 flat panel antenna designed for simultaneous connectivity across multiple LEO satellite constellations.
By: Rachel Jewett
The FCC made two decisions relevant to direct-to-device (D2D) services on Thursday, kicking off a proceeding to modernize D2D spectrum sharing rules, and proposing to auction 25 MHz of mid-band spectrum.
