Blue Skies Space gears up for satellite launch backed by £2m
UK Tech News - 2024-04-23T23:01:39.000Z

London-based Blue Skies Space has raised £2m in a funding round to support the launch of its new data analytics satellite. The company specialises in gathering scientific data through space technology. Blue Skies Space is currently working towards the launch of Mauve a satellite equipped with sensors to measure ultraviolet wavelength in stars. Monitoring this activity […]

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