UK launches Titania into orbit, giving the Armed Forces improved observation from space, along with new trial network of ground sensors to monitor threats to UK satellites.
British-built satellite Titania has successfully launched and is in orbit, giving the Armed Forces a new pair of eyes in space.
Titania launch comes as new advanced ground sensor trials to track movements and detect threats in space take place.
Part of more than £3 billion of defence investment over next four years to strengthen UK’s presence in space and protect satellites critical to daily life.
Britain has a new pair of eyes in space, with the successful launch of British-built military satellite Titania.