Spacedaily.com

Spacedaily.com

SpaceDaily.com is a popular online news site for space industry professionals.

SpaceDaily is owned by Space.TV Corp. a US company based in Delaware.

History

SpaceDaily.com was founded in 1995 in Tokyo by Simon Mansfield with an initial focus on Japanese space news and planetary image archives. In 1997 the company grew to include global space coverage building from military space issues to general industry. Established with an international perspective from its earliest days, SpaceDaily.com has grown into a database of over 100,000 articles

SpaceDaily today

SpaceDaily today is a network of inter related sites covering the earth sciences, energy technologies, military technologies and disaster news. A variety of [http://www.spacedaily.com/cgi-bin/mojo/mojo.cgi newsletters ] , xml feeds and online theme pages are made available to users free of charge.

Management and Employees

Simon Mansfield is the publisher and editor in chief of SpaceDaily.com. He is assisted by three full time employees who provide editorial support in Australia and IT support in the US.

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