The Space Industry Database is the largest free space and satellite industry directory on the web.
Governmental and international agencies responsible for space research, developing satellite technology and encouraging the space industry.
Organisations (usually governmental) responsible for the allocation of spectrum, the regulation of satellite communications and launch services, and the issuing of licences.
Government ministries, departments and agencies as well as military organisations.
Companies which manufacture launch vehicles and the hardware and software used in them. Also launch service providers, launch sites and other associated services.
Companies which manufacture complete spacecraft, payloads, buses as well as space segment hardware and software suppliers.
Organisations supplying services, equipment and software in support of manned spaceflight.
Organisations which either own or operate spacecraft.
Organisations providing services to the space and satellite industries as well as organisations providing services using satellites.
Companies which manufacture, supply or lease ground segment equipment and software intended primarily for the professional market.
Research organisations, often associated with universities, and university departments involved in research relevant to the satellite and space industries, as well as research in astronomy, astrophysics and planetary science.
National and international agencies responsible for the definition and publishing of standards relevant to the satellite and space industries.
Trade associations and other groups relevant to the satellite and space industries.
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