The Australian space company Fleet Space Technologies has a new mission control center

The Australian Space Starter Fleet Space Technologies has a new Mission Control Center and it looks exactly like an Australian Space Mission Control Center:

The station at Red Banks Reservoir, Pinkerton Plains in South Australia will operate during 24 hours a day and allow Fleet to track and receive data from nanosatellites, including his own, which should be launched this year

This is adorable.

This is also the best visual example that we have seen the space industry is becoming if you have the kind of tenacity Flavia Tata Nardini heads the fleet in Adelaide in 2015 with his colleague Matthew Tetlow , entrepreneur Matt Pearson, and about $ 5 He received this week an Overseas Launch Certificate (OLC) under the Australian Space Activities Act allowing his nanosatellites to be launched into orbit this year .

Two of them – Centauri I and II – will be grafted on an Indian polar satellite launcher and on a SpaceX Falcon 9.

And they will be tracked from the coolest container in the world, including the ribbon was cut this afternoon "We knew it was ambitious to build and operate a world-clbad ground station in less than six months," Nardini said.

"It's a huge achievement for a small business to have rental rights, let alone build a fully operational Mission Control Center in this short period of time.

"We are proud to be able to start working on this, and owning and operating a ground station in Australia is a key element in enabling us to provide world-clbad service with our satellites for our customers."

Fleet hopes that it will eventually follow 100 small satellites providing crucial transformational data to a range of industries in Australia and Asia, from agriculture to maritime services, mines and supply chains. food.

The launch of the new Mission Control Center is also the first major space project launched since the creation of the Australian Space Agency on July 1. ] It was built with the help of the Italian satellite service provider, Leaf Space, which designed and supplied an integrated monitoring and critical control system for the reception of radio waves from nanosatellites in orbit. around the Earth.

the station will increase the speed and agility of fleet operations.

"The ground station will break down the barriers for space startups locally and widely, creating opportunities previously reserved for large organizations," she said.

"We are democratizing space and Advancing Global Collaboration. "

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