Helical Communication Technologies

HCT once again featured in NASA’s State of the Art Report. 2021 edition.

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Looking for someone proficient in Microsoft office suite. (Project, word, PowerPoint).
Answering calls, composing customer emails, relaying tasks to employees and following up.
Running office logistics, procurement and other administrative duties.

Nelson to speak with Rogozin on the future of the ISS - SpaceNews NASA Administrator Bill Nelson says he will soon speak with his Russian counterpart in the hopes of continuing longstanding cooperation.

New Zealand joins Artemis Accords

New Zealand signs Artemis Accords - SpaceNews The New Zealand government announced May 31 that it had signed the U.S.-led Artemis Accords governing best practices for space exploration activities.

Crowds at Playalinda Beach enjoyed today’s late-afternoon launch of Falcon 9 with 52 Starlink satellites and two rideshare payloads from Cape Canaveral, Florida.

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Another antenna launch for Hiber and HCT!

RUAG International transforms into space-focused 'beyond gravity’ - SpaceNews TAMPA, Fla. — Swiss component maker RUAG International is shedding its military businesses to focus solely on space, transforming into a subsystems

Eastern Range looks for ways to support additional launches - SpaceNews As launch activity grows on the Eastern Range in Florida, companies and government agencies are looking at ways to add capacity.

WATCH: Gen. Raymond and Astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson Discuss Future of the U.S. Space Force ABOVE VIDEO: Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. “Jay” Raymond was recently virtually interviewed by renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson during the Air Force Association’s Aerospace Air Warfare Symposium.

Mars rover landing live stream

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It's official. Hiber Four, the first satellite of our newest generation, has left planet Earth and is sending signals back to Amsterdam. Thanks for the lift. We're so proud of this small box that's floating through space.