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Space start-up Myriota seeks $75m to scale mini-satellite network

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By Simon Evans
| EIN News
Myriota, one of the fastest growing companies in Australia’s nascent space industry, is planning a $75 million capital raising to finance the expansion of its network of mini-satellites that are used to monitor everything from equipment, soil moisture to water levels in remote locations where there is limited communications infrastructure.
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Will mortarboards roll after the Jason Arday allegations?

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By Simon Evans
| Spiked Verified
Share Topics Identity Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Jason Arday, the Cambridge professor accused of plagiarism and of exaggerating his backstory, has achieved in a very short period of time something of a Falstaffian ideal. If not himself visibly witty, since he seems to have intended his lavish claims to be taken seriously, he has certainly been the cause of wit in others. Arday has been likened to Don Quixote, Walter Mitty and Finchy from The Office.
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Bedfordshire battery breakthrough to transform drone capability in fighting wildfires

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By Simon Evans
| MSN UK Verified
A Bedfordshire engineering startup has solved one of the most stubborn constraints in unmanned aviation: the weight and bulk of the battery. The breakthrough by The Structural Battery Company (The SB Co.) has the potential to benefit paramedics responding to incidents, farmers' crop management, armed forces in conflicts and crews tackling wildfires, such as those currently raging in France, Spain, Canada, as well as in the UK.
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