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After months of delays, spy agency launches 5th mission of 2020
The National Reconnaissance Office launched a new classified national security payload Dec. 10.
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Trump administration releases national space policy
The policy cements the newly established U.S. Space Force’s role, while further clarifying the outgoing administration’s approach to national security in space.
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Space Operations Command takes over final AEHF satellite
The sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites is expected to receive operational acceptance by the end of the year.
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Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
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This company wants to launch satellites into space via drone
The reusable drone will be able to launch small payloads into low Earth orbit with a 180 minute turnaround time, potentially providing a much-desired responsive launch solution for the Department of Defense.
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Fourth GPS III satellite receives operational acceptance in record time
The addition of the satellite to the GPS constellation marks another step toward making M-Code — a more robust GPS signal for military use — available to the war fighter.
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The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is ready for a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous satellite in the Space Based Infrared System constellation is officially complete and ready for its 2021 launch, according to the U.S. Space Force.
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Could an on-orbit gas station extend the lives of military satellites?
A new space-based fuel depot built by Orbit Fab could provide a unique refueling opportunity for future military satellites.
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Orolia begins selling M-Code-capable GPS receivers
GPS III satellites are capable of broadcasting the M-Code signal, but the U.S. military needs an M-Code-capable ground system and receivers to get the new signal into the hands of troops.
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Allies begin ordering M-Code-enabled GPS receivers
M-Code is a highly anticipated anti-spoofing, anti-jamming GPS signal designated for military use. Currently, there are 23 GPS satellites on orbit capable of broadcasting M-Code.
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After months of delays, spy agency launches 5th mission of 2020
The National Reconnaissance Office launched a new classified national security payload Dec. 10.
-
Trump administration releases national space policy
The policy cements the newly established U.S. Space Force’s role, while further clarifying the outgoing administration’s approach to national security in space.
-
Space Operations Command takes over final AEHF satellite
The sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites is expected to receive operational acceptance by the end of the year.
-
Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
-
This company wants to launch satellites into space via drone
The reusable drone will be able to launch small payloads into low Earth orbit with a 180 minute turnaround time, potentially providing a much-desired responsive launch solution for the Department of Defense.
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Fourth GPS III satellite receives operational acceptance in record time
The addition of the satellite to the GPS constellation marks another step toward making M-Code — a more robust GPS signal for military use — available to the war fighter.
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The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is ready for a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous satellite in the Space Based Infrared System constellation is officially complete and ready for its 2021 launch, according to the U.S. Space Force.
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Could an on-orbit gas station extend the lives of military satellites?
A new space-based fuel depot built by Orbit Fab could provide a unique refueling opportunity for future military satellites.
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Orolia begins selling M-Code-capable GPS receivers
GPS III satellites are capable of broadcasting the M-Code signal, but the U.S. military needs an M-Code-capable ground system and receivers to get the new signal into the hands of troops.
-
Allies begin ordering M-Code-enabled GPS receivers
M-Code is a highly anticipated anti-spoofing, anti-jamming GPS signal designated for military use. Currently, there are 23 GPS satellites on orbit capable of broadcasting M-Code.
-
After months of delays, spy agency launches 5th mission of 2020
The National Reconnaissance Office launched a new classified national security payload Dec. 10.
-
Trump administration releases national space policy
The policy cements the newly established U.S. Space Force’s role, while further clarifying the outgoing administration’s approach to national security in space.
-
Space Operations Command takes over final AEHF satellite
The sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites is expected to receive operational acceptance by the end of the year.
-
Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
-
This company wants to launch satellites into space via drone
The reusable drone will be able to launch small payloads into low Earth orbit with a 180 minute turnaround time, potentially providing a much-desired responsive launch solution for the Department of Defense.
-
Fourth GPS III satellite receives operational acceptance in record time
The addition of the satellite to the GPS constellation marks another step toward making M-Code — a more robust GPS signal for military use — available to the war fighter.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is ready for a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous satellite in the Space Based Infrared System constellation is officially complete and ready for its 2021 launch, according to the U.S. Space Force.
-
Could an on-orbit gas station extend the lives of military satellites?
A new space-based fuel depot built by Orbit Fab could provide a unique refueling opportunity for future military satellites.
-
Orolia begins selling M-Code-capable GPS receivers
GPS III satellites are capable of broadcasting the M-Code signal, but the U.S. military needs an M-Code-capable ground system and receivers to get the new signal into the hands of troops.
-
Allies begin ordering M-Code-enabled GPS receivers
M-Code is a highly anticipated anti-spoofing, anti-jamming GPS signal designated for military use. Currently, there are 23 GPS satellites on orbit capable of broadcasting M-Code.
