Debra Werner is a correspondent at SpaceNews based in San Francisco. She specializes in aviation and aerospace topics, including satellites, space travel, and energy sustainability, while also covering themes related to technology and applied sciences. 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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Her interest in government announcements indicates an openness to news related to public-private partnerships or government initiatives impacting the space sector. Keep this in mind when crafting pitches for relevant topics.
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By: Debra Werner
SpaceComputer's first mission to travel from low-Earth to geostationary orbit
By: Debra Werner
Sophia Space and Redwire to work together to develop orbital data center infrastructure
By: Debra Werner
Viridian wins NASA contract to explore aerodynamic control surfaces for VLEO operations
Viridian wins NASA contract to explore aerodynamic control surfaces for VLEO operations
By: Debra Werner
SAN FRANCISCO – Honda announced plans Oct. 1 to work with Redwire to develop robots to assist commercial space station crews.
SAN FRANCISCO — California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced plans Oct. 6 to integrate Iceye satellite-derived flood and wildfire observations into the state's emergency plans for winter weather.
SAN FRANCISCO — York Space Systems is expanding its Austin, Texas, operations with a new office for software developers.
SAN FRANCISCO – Fortastra, a Los Angeles startup developing maneuverable spacecraft for on-orbit security, raised $30 million in a Series A investment round announced Oct. 8.
By: Debra Werner
SAN FRANCISCO – BlackSky Technology announced a six-figure pilot contract with an international intelligence agency to provide global, on-demand, high-resolution imagery.
In recent weeks, the Earth observation and analytics company Planet Labs has extended roots in Germany by opening a major manufacturing hub in Berlin
