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Space Force establishes the first of three field commands
Air Force Space Command is now Space Operations Command, the first of three new field commands the Space Force is establishing.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
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Are software-defined ground stations the next big leap? Kratos is betting on it.
Kratos’ new OpenSpace platform takes lessons learned from software-defined payloads and applies them to the ground system.
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The US Army wants to trade network for compute, but why?
One takeaway from Project Convergence: the Army needs to process data as close to the sensor as possible, reducing the amount of data being passed over networks.
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This intelligence agency has found new ways to find magnetic north
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has identified new ways to collect information about Earth’s magnetic field with its MagQuest cash competition.
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US Space Force’s next communications satellite clears milestone
Slated for delivery by prime contractor Boeing in 2023, Wideband Global SATCOM 11 is expected to provide a massive capability boost to the WGS satellites currently on orbit.
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How the US Army integrated a Marine F-35 jet into its tactical network
During Project Convergence, the U.S. Army was able to pass use AI-generated targeting data created from satellite imagery to a U.S. Marine Corps F-35B.
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Satellites played a starring role at Project Convergence
To put it bluntly, the U.S. Army is not exactly known for its space savviness. But it’s trying to change that as it prepares to face advanced adversaries in future conflicts.
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At Project Convergence, the US Army experienced success and failure — and it’s happy about both
Project Convergence was not about hitting targets. Which is good. Because not all of them did.
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Space Development Agency wants someone to launch its first 28 satellites
The agency is looking for one launch provider to put its tranche 0 satellites on orbit starting in September 2022.
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Space Force establishes the first of three field commands
Air Force Space Command is now Space Operations Command, the first of three new field commands the Space Force is establishing.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
-
Are software-defined ground stations the next big leap? Kratos is betting on it.
Kratos’ new OpenSpace platform takes lessons learned from software-defined payloads and applies them to the ground system.
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The US Army wants to trade network for compute, but why?
One takeaway from Project Convergence: the Army needs to process data as close to the sensor as possible, reducing the amount of data being passed over networks.
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This intelligence agency has found new ways to find magnetic north
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has identified new ways to collect information about Earth’s magnetic field with its MagQuest cash competition.
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US Space Force’s next communications satellite clears milestone
Slated for delivery by prime contractor Boeing in 2023, Wideband Global SATCOM 11 is expected to provide a massive capability boost to the WGS satellites currently on orbit.
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How the US Army integrated a Marine F-35 jet into its tactical network
During Project Convergence, the U.S. Army was able to pass use AI-generated targeting data created from satellite imagery to a U.S. Marine Corps F-35B.
-
Satellites played a starring role at Project Convergence
To put it bluntly, the U.S. Army is not exactly known for its space savviness. But it’s trying to change that as it prepares to face advanced adversaries in future conflicts.
-
At Project Convergence, the US Army experienced success and failure — and it’s happy about both
Project Convergence was not about hitting targets. Which is good. Because not all of them did.
-
Space Development Agency wants someone to launch its first 28 satellites
The agency is looking for one launch provider to put its tranche 0 satellites on orbit starting in September 2022.
-
Space Force establishes the first of three field commands
Air Force Space Command is now Space Operations Command, the first of three new field commands the Space Force is establishing.
-
Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
-
Are software-defined ground stations the next big leap? Kratos is betting on it.
Kratos’ new OpenSpace platform takes lessons learned from software-defined payloads and applies them to the ground system.
-
The US Army wants to trade network for compute, but why?
One takeaway from Project Convergence: the Army needs to process data as close to the sensor as possible, reducing the amount of data being passed over networks.
-
This intelligence agency has found new ways to find magnetic north
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has identified new ways to collect information about Earth’s magnetic field with its MagQuest cash competition.
-
US Space Force’s next communications satellite clears milestone
Slated for delivery by prime contractor Boeing in 2023, Wideband Global SATCOM 11 is expected to provide a massive capability boost to the WGS satellites currently on orbit.
-
How the US Army integrated a Marine F-35 jet into its tactical network
During Project Convergence, the U.S. Army was able to pass use AI-generated targeting data created from satellite imagery to a U.S. Marine Corps F-35B.
-
Satellites played a starring role at Project Convergence
To put it bluntly, the U.S. Army is not exactly known for its space savviness. But it’s trying to change that as it prepares to face advanced adversaries in future conflicts.
-
At Project Convergence, the US Army experienced success and failure — and it’s happy about both
Project Convergence was not about hitting targets. Which is good. Because not all of them did.
-
Space Development Agency wants someone to launch its first 28 satellites
The agency is looking for one launch provider to put its tranche 0 satellites on orbit starting in September 2022.
