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Intelsat declares bankruptcy
The company’s subsidiary which provides services to the Department of Defense is not part of the Chapter 11 filing.
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Navy inks deal for synthetic aperture radar imagery
Although its first launch keeps getting pushed back, Capella Space has secured another deal with the Department of Defense for its synthetic aperture radar imagery.
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DARPA set to launch first Blackjack satellite later this year
The technology demonstration satellites will pave the way for the Space Development Agency to build an on orbit mesh network.
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SpaceX could fill the US military’s Arctic communications gap by the end of this year
U.S. Northern Command wants to explore using commercial proliferated low-Earth orbit constellations to fill their Arctic communications gap.
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Virgin Orbit gets thumbs-up for Space Force launches from Guam
VOX Space’s first Guam-based launch will place several technology demonstrator cubesats on orbit for multiple government agencies.
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Here are a few of the experiments hitching a ride on the Air Force’s secret space plane
One experiment will take solar energy, convert it to radio frequency, and then beam it to earth where it can power U.S. military platforms.
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Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
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How low-Earth orbit satellites will enable connectivity across all domains of warfare
Once in place, the Space Development Agency’s space-based mesh network will facilitate near-real time connections between sensors and shooters, regardless of domain.
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Here’s what the Space Development Agency wants from its first 10 satellites
With the transport layer, the Space Development Agency wants to build a space-based mesh network that will ultimately enable on-orbit sensors to pass data to shooters in near-real time.
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Northrop Grumman bullish on future of on-orbit servicing
After a successful first mission, CEO and President Kathy Warden says satellite servicing “will be a robust and growing market for us.”
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Intelsat declares bankruptcy
The company’s subsidiary which provides services to the Department of Defense is not part of the Chapter 11 filing.
-
Navy inks deal for synthetic aperture radar imagery
Although its first launch keeps getting pushed back, Capella Space has secured another deal with the Department of Defense for its synthetic aperture radar imagery.
-
DARPA set to launch first Blackjack satellite later this year
The technology demonstration satellites will pave the way for the Space Development Agency to build an on orbit mesh network.
-
SpaceX could fill the US military’s Arctic communications gap by the end of this year
U.S. Northern Command wants to explore using commercial proliferated low-Earth orbit constellations to fill their Arctic communications gap.
-
Virgin Orbit gets thumbs-up for Space Force launches from Guam
VOX Space’s first Guam-based launch will place several technology demonstrator cubesats on orbit for multiple government agencies.
-
Here are a few of the experiments hitching a ride on the Air Force’s secret space plane
One experiment will take solar energy, convert it to radio frequency, and then beam it to earth where it can power U.S. military platforms.
-
Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
-
How low-Earth orbit satellites will enable connectivity across all domains of warfare
Once in place, the Space Development Agency’s space-based mesh network will facilitate near-real time connections between sensors and shooters, regardless of domain.
-
Here’s what the Space Development Agency wants from its first 10 satellites
With the transport layer, the Space Development Agency wants to build a space-based mesh network that will ultimately enable on-orbit sensors to pass data to shooters in near-real time.
-
Northrop Grumman bullish on future of on-orbit servicing
After a successful first mission, CEO and President Kathy Warden says satellite servicing “will be a robust and growing market for us.”
-
Intelsat declares bankruptcy
The company’s subsidiary which provides services to the Department of Defense is not part of the Chapter 11 filing.
-
Navy inks deal for synthetic aperture radar imagery
Although its first launch keeps getting pushed back, Capella Space has secured another deal with the Department of Defense for its synthetic aperture radar imagery.
-
DARPA set to launch first Blackjack satellite later this year
The technology demonstration satellites will pave the way for the Space Development Agency to build an on orbit mesh network.
-
SpaceX could fill the US military’s Arctic communications gap by the end of this year
U.S. Northern Command wants to explore using commercial proliferated low-Earth orbit constellations to fill their Arctic communications gap.
-
Virgin Orbit gets thumbs-up for Space Force launches from Guam
VOX Space’s first Guam-based launch will place several technology demonstrator cubesats on orbit for multiple government agencies.
-
Here are a few of the experiments hitching a ride on the Air Force’s secret space plane
One experiment will take solar energy, convert it to radio frequency, and then beam it to earth where it can power U.S. military platforms.
-
Air Force rolls out Advanced Battle Management System devices in COVID-19 fight
Intended to be demonstrated at an ABMS test in April, the Air Force has begun deploying unclassified personal devices that allow operators to access classified information.
-
How low-Earth orbit satellites will enable connectivity across all domains of warfare
Once in place, the Space Development Agency’s space-based mesh network will facilitate near-real time connections between sensors and shooters, regardless of domain.
-
Here’s what the Space Development Agency wants from its first 10 satellites
With the transport layer, the Space Development Agency wants to build a space-based mesh network that will ultimately enable on-orbit sensors to pass data to shooters in near-real time.
-
Northrop Grumman bullish on future of on-orbit servicing
After a successful first mission, CEO and President Kathy Warden says satellite servicing “will be a robust and growing market for us.”
