Debra Werner is a correspondent at SpaceNews based in San Francisco. She specializes in aviation and aerospace, covering a range of topics including the International Space Station, NASA, satellites, and emerging technologies such as AI platforms and autonomous systems. Debra's work has been featured in Space Today, COPERNICAL, AIAA, and SpaceNews.
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Debra Werner's coverage heavily focuses on space technology, exploration, startups, and satellite communications. With a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements, she is likely to respond well to pitches that provide exclusive insights into new technologies or initiatives within the space industry.
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SAN FRANCISCO – British startup SatVu released imagery from HotSat-2, a thermal satellite built to keep tabs on energy infrastructure.
By: Debra Werner
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By: Debra Werner
Nations opt for a mix of sovereign, bilateral, federated and commercial space capabilities
AMSTERDAM – Spire Global has established a facility in Munich to develop and manufacture as many as 100 small satellites annually.
By: Debra Werner
AMSTERDAM – Spire Global revealed another element of its campaign to rapidly scale satellite production in German: strategic cooperation with
By: Debra Werner
NanoAvionics, founded in 2014, was known for producing individual satellites and small constellations until April, when the company won a 122.5-million-euro contract ($142 million) to build the initial 280 satellites […]
