Author: Gustavo Dias

Curtiss-Wright designs and manufactures ruggedised COTS data acquisition system primary used in Flight Test Instrumentation. These COTS products have been qualified and re-tasked for use in Space applications, primarily for launcher and low orbit spacecrafts.In addition to Space COTS hardware. In addition to Space COTS hardware, together with partner companies such Stratosphere SA, all life-cycle […]

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The term “space weather” refers to the variable conditions on the sun and in space that can influence the performance of technology we use on Earth. Space weather can produce electromagnetic fields that induce extreme currents in wires, disrupting power lines, and even causing widespread power outages. Severe space weather also produces solar energetic particles, […]

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Our business development team, enjoyed the sights and sounds of this year’s PAS 2019 International Airshow. […]

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On June 16, the last Ariane 5 will launch from Europe’s spaceport in Kourou. This heavy launcher, a flagship of the European space industry, has provided Europe with access to space since 1997. After this 117th launch, Ariane 5 will bow out. Thanks to its enormous carrying capacity, its precision and its exceptional reliability, Ariane […]

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Stratosphere S.A. is developing an world class SHM solution for high performance Turboprop Trainers based on PRODDIA AERO. Throughout the service life of the aircraft, structural health monitoring (SHM) collects and analyzes data obtained from a wide range of connected sensors. It is a non-destructive, continuous data collecting method for recognizing and quantifying the state […]

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Stratosphere S.A. strongly supports the 10th edition of the Portuguese Aeronautics, Space and Defence Cluster’s main event held from 30 May to 2 June, in Oeiras (Lisbon). The biggest Aerospace and Defence Event in Portugal. Stratosphere S.A. Has a beyond state technology fully aligned with the major tech trends. The company developed over the last […]

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The global structural health monitoring market size was valued at USD 2,210 million in 2021. It is projected to reach USD 7,595 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 14.7% during the forecast period (2022–2030). Throughout the service life of a structure or piece of equipment, structural health monitoring (SHM) collects and analyzes data obtained from a […]

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Apart from their size and cost, the biggest advantage of a small-satellite is the short time period required to develop each model. An average-sized or large satellite requires between 5 and 15 years to identify the need and place it in the right orbit under normal parameters. So what are the implications of this? Well, […]

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The new venture being prepared by STRATOSPHERE S.A. denominated Stratosphere Space Systems S.A. will be based in Guimarães with the main objective to bring to the Global Space market speciality payload products and small satellites with focus in atmosphere surveying and earth observation.  Guimarães, 14 March de 2023 – STRATOSPHERE S.A. (STS), a leading global provider of advanced Cyberphysical systems, is preparing the launch of a new venture,  STRATOSPHERE SPACE SYSTEMS S.A. […]

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There are several difficulties in planning a satellite mission that can lead to delays, increased costs, and even mission failure. Being conscious of these factors, the plan to launch a satellite mission should take steps to increase the chances of a satellite’s mission success.  One of the most common oversights made when planning a satellite […]

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