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Rocket Lab identifies anomaly that caused failed launch
The FAA has cleared the company to resume launch activities, and the firm is moving forward with planned launches for the National Reconnaissance Office and the Air Force Research Laboratory.
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BAE Systems completes $1.9 billion acquisition of Raytheon’s military GPS business
The acquisition follows the merging of defense contracting giants United Technologies Corp. and Raytheon in June.
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Air Force moves to enact space acquisition reforms, despite hold up of legislative proposals
While a report outlining reforms to how the military buys space systems has been held up by the Office of Management and Budget, the Air Force is planning to move forward with changes that don’t require legislative input.
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Raytheon to design weather satellite prototype for US Space Force
The new electro-optical/infrared satellite is intended to replace the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program.
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Nominee to lead Space Command voices support for declassifying space
Lt. Gen. James Dickinson, the nominee to replace Gen. John “Jay” Raymond as the head of U.S. Space Command, voiced support for addressing the problem of over-classification, during a July 28 hearing.
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Report calls on US government to develop ‘North Star’ vision for space
The “State of the Space Industrial Base 2020” report is the result of a workshop that saw leaders from industry, the U.S. government and academia convene virtually to discuss how the United States could maintain long-term economic and military leadership in space.
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Hypergiant is building a reprogrammable satellite constellation with the Air Force
The company is hopeful that it’s 36 satellite Chameleon Constellation will be used as a low Earth orbit test range for the U.S. Space Force.
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Ball Aerospace to build prototype antenna for stealth destroyers
The Defense Innovation Unit wants a low-observable antenna system for the DDG 1000 Zumwalt-class ships that can communicate over multiple frequency bands.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite test in space, says US Space Command
U.S. Space Command claims that Russia tested an anti-satellite weapon July 15, the latest in a number of Russian on orbit actions U.S. officials have deemed aggressive.
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The Department of Defense wants better batteries
NanoGraf is partnering with the Army to build more energy dense batteries.
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Rocket Lab identifies anomaly that caused failed launch
The FAA has cleared the company to resume launch activities, and the firm is moving forward with planned launches for the National Reconnaissance Office and the Air Force Research Laboratory.
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BAE Systems completes $1.9 billion acquisition of Raytheon’s military GPS business
The acquisition follows the merging of defense contracting giants United Technologies Corp. and Raytheon in June.
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Air Force moves to enact space acquisition reforms, despite hold up of legislative proposals
While a report outlining reforms to how the military buys space systems has been held up by the Office of Management and Budget, the Air Force is planning to move forward with changes that don’t require legislative input.
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Raytheon to design weather satellite prototype for US Space Force
The new electro-optical/infrared satellite is intended to replace the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program.
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Nominee to lead Space Command voices support for declassifying space
Lt. Gen. James Dickinson, the nominee to replace Gen. John “Jay” Raymond as the head of U.S. Space Command, voiced support for addressing the problem of over-classification, during a July 28 hearing.
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Report calls on US government to develop ‘North Star’ vision for space
The “State of the Space Industrial Base 2020” report is the result of a workshop that saw leaders from industry, the U.S. government and academia convene virtually to discuss how the United States could maintain long-term economic and military leadership in space.
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Hypergiant is building a reprogrammable satellite constellation with the Air Force
The company is hopeful that it’s 36 satellite Chameleon Constellation will be used as a low Earth orbit test range for the U.S. Space Force.
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Ball Aerospace to build prototype antenna for stealth destroyers
The Defense Innovation Unit wants a low-observable antenna system for the DDG 1000 Zumwalt-class ships that can communicate over multiple frequency bands.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite test in space, says US Space Command
U.S. Space Command claims that Russia tested an anti-satellite weapon July 15, the latest in a number of Russian on orbit actions U.S. officials have deemed aggressive.
-
The Department of Defense wants better batteries
NanoGraf is partnering with the Army to build more energy dense batteries.
-
Rocket Lab identifies anomaly that caused failed launch
The FAA has cleared the company to resume launch activities, and the firm is moving forward with planned launches for the National Reconnaissance Office and the Air Force Research Laboratory.
-
BAE Systems completes $1.9 billion acquisition of Raytheon’s military GPS business
The acquisition follows the merging of defense contracting giants United Technologies Corp. and Raytheon in June.
-
Air Force moves to enact space acquisition reforms, despite hold up of legislative proposals
While a report outlining reforms to how the military buys space systems has been held up by the Office of Management and Budget, the Air Force is planning to move forward with changes that don’t require legislative input.
-
Raytheon to design weather satellite prototype for US Space Force
The new electro-optical/infrared satellite is intended to replace the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program.
-
Nominee to lead Space Command voices support for declassifying space
Lt. Gen. James Dickinson, the nominee to replace Gen. John “Jay” Raymond as the head of U.S. Space Command, voiced support for addressing the problem of over-classification, during a July 28 hearing.
-
Report calls on US government to develop ‘North Star’ vision for space
The “State of the Space Industrial Base 2020” report is the result of a workshop that saw leaders from industry, the U.S. government and academia convene virtually to discuss how the United States could maintain long-term economic and military leadership in space.
-
Hypergiant is building a reprogrammable satellite constellation with the Air Force
The company is hopeful that it’s 36 satellite Chameleon Constellation will be used as a low Earth orbit test range for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Ball Aerospace to build prototype antenna for stealth destroyers
The Defense Innovation Unit wants a low-observable antenna system for the DDG 1000 Zumwalt-class ships that can communicate over multiple frequency bands.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite test in space, says US Space Command
U.S. Space Command claims that Russia tested an anti-satellite weapon July 15, the latest in a number of Russian on orbit actions U.S. officials have deemed aggressive.
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The Department of Defense wants better batteries
NanoGraf is partnering with the Army to build more energy dense batteries.
