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Pentagon science office launches program to develop manufacturing in space … and on the moon
Building in space or on the moon could help overcome the limitations of placing large structures in orbit through rocket launches, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency says.
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In year two, the Space Force is focused on international partnerships
Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said the service will work on integrating with allies and establishing norms for behavior for space.
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The Space Force considers a new mission: tactical satellite imagery
The head of the Space Force says the service is studying whether it should take up the mission of providing beyond-line-of-sight targeting with satellites.
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With Deepwave Digital, Northrop Grumman is pushing processing to the edge
Northrop Grumman wants to use artificial intelligence to process data on orbit.
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We hold these Space Truths to be self-evident
U.S. Space Command head Gen. James Dickinson’s new strategic vision outlines the principles informing his efforts to maintain space supremacy.
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The Space Force wants a more resilient architecture
Col. Russell “Russ” Teehan, portfolio director at the Space and Missile Systems Center, says the Space Force is working with the Space Development Agency and other partners on building a more distributed space architecture.
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How the intelligence community is tapping into commercial radio frequency data
HawkEye 360’s satellites can detect radio frequency emissions, allowing analysts to identify and geolocate various signals.
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Missile Defense Agency picks 2 vendors for hypersonic weapon tracking sensor prototypes
The companies will build prototypes for MDA’s Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor.
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Interview: How the US plans to improve its missile warning satellites
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, commander of the Combined Force Space Component Command, explains how the Space Force is working to improve its space-based missile warning capabilities.
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Trump administration updates GPS policy
As with past administration statements, the policy memo seeks to address the nation’s over-reliance on GPS.
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Pentagon science office launches program to develop manufacturing in space … and on the moon
Building in space or on the moon could help overcome the limitations of placing large structures in orbit through rocket launches, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency says.
-
In year two, the Space Force is focused on international partnerships
Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said the service will work on integrating with allies and establishing norms for behavior for space.
-
The Space Force considers a new mission: tactical satellite imagery
The head of the Space Force says the service is studying whether it should take up the mission of providing beyond-line-of-sight targeting with satellites.
-
With Deepwave Digital, Northrop Grumman is pushing processing to the edge
Northrop Grumman wants to use artificial intelligence to process data on orbit.
-
We hold these Space Truths to be self-evident
U.S. Space Command head Gen. James Dickinson’s new strategic vision outlines the principles informing his efforts to maintain space supremacy.
-
The Space Force wants a more resilient architecture
Col. Russell “Russ” Teehan, portfolio director at the Space and Missile Systems Center, says the Space Force is working with the Space Development Agency and other partners on building a more distributed space architecture.
-
How the intelligence community is tapping into commercial radio frequency data
HawkEye 360’s satellites can detect radio frequency emissions, allowing analysts to identify and geolocate various signals.
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Missile Defense Agency picks 2 vendors for hypersonic weapon tracking sensor prototypes
The companies will build prototypes for MDA’s Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor.
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Interview: How the US plans to improve its missile warning satellites
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, commander of the Combined Force Space Component Command, explains how the Space Force is working to improve its space-based missile warning capabilities.
-
Trump administration updates GPS policy
As with past administration statements, the policy memo seeks to address the nation’s over-reliance on GPS.
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Pentagon science office launches program to develop manufacturing in space … and on the moon
Building in space or on the moon could help overcome the limitations of placing large structures in orbit through rocket launches, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency says.
-
In year two, the Space Force is focused on international partnerships
Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said the service will work on integrating with allies and establishing norms for behavior for space.
-
The Space Force considers a new mission: tactical satellite imagery
The head of the Space Force says the service is studying whether it should take up the mission of providing beyond-line-of-sight targeting with satellites.
-
With Deepwave Digital, Northrop Grumman is pushing processing to the edge
Northrop Grumman wants to use artificial intelligence to process data on orbit.
-
We hold these Space Truths to be self-evident
U.S. Space Command head Gen. James Dickinson’s new strategic vision outlines the principles informing his efforts to maintain space supremacy.
-
The Space Force wants a more resilient architecture
Col. Russell “Russ” Teehan, portfolio director at the Space and Missile Systems Center, says the Space Force is working with the Space Development Agency and other partners on building a more distributed space architecture.
-
How the intelligence community is tapping into commercial radio frequency data
HawkEye 360’s satellites can detect radio frequency emissions, allowing analysts to identify and geolocate various signals.
-
Missile Defense Agency picks 2 vendors for hypersonic weapon tracking sensor prototypes
The companies will build prototypes for MDA’s Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor.
-
Interview: How the US plans to improve its missile warning satellites
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, commander of the Combined Force Space Component Command, explains how the Space Force is working to improve its space-based missile warning capabilities.
-
Trump administration updates GPS policy
As with past administration statements, the policy memo seeks to address the nation’s over-reliance on GPS.
