A new antenna at our Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex will make commanding and receiving data from spacecraft located billions of kilometres away across the Solar System even easier. It's commissioning marks the 55th anniversary of a space communication and tracking partnership between Australia and the United States.
Exactly 5 years to the day from its original ground-breaking ceremony in 2010, the newest antenna dish in NASA’s Deep Space […]
Our Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex just received a signal, sent at the speed of light, from 4.8 billion kilometres […]
UPDATE: 25 Sept.14 – NASA’s MAVEN and ISRO’s MOM spacecraft arrived successfully in orbit and have already been returning science […]
By Glen Nagle CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science A magic orange carpet ride taking me on that one small step.Show […]
Bringing sexy back to the future of space travel In the effort to return American astronauts to space by launching […]
When you think of a swan you might imagine a graceful bird with a long, curved neck gently gliding across […]
Since the groundbreaking ceremony in February 2010, the two new communication antennas at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex (CDSCC), […]
It was a beautifully sunny day in Canberra on Wednesday, just perfect to celebrate the 50th anniversary of NASA’s Deep […]
By Dave Williams, Group Executive Information Sciences Who can forget the hit movie The Dish and Australia’s role in beaming […]
Celebrating 50 years of space love with NASA today. Didn’t know we collaborated with NASA? Our Canberra Deep Space Communication […]
Today, we’re on the ground at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex (CDSCC) in Canberra to celebrate 50 years of […]
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