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Former space acquisitions head to lead new satellite company
PredaSAR, a new satellite company specializing in synthetic aperture radar, has announced its CEO.
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With static test complete, Northrop Grumman’s OmegA rocket is on track for 2021 flight
The OmegA rocket is Northrop Grumman’s entrant in the Space Force’s competition to select the next generation of vehicles for the National Security Space Launch program. The successful static test of its second stage engine conducted Feb. 27 keeps OmegA on track for a certification flight in 2021.
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Is this the beginning of on orbit satellite servicing?
SpaceLogistics, a Northrop Grumman subsidiary, announced that their Mission Extension Vehicle-1 has docked with a commercial communications satellite, marking the start of a mission to extend the life of the satellite.
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The Pentagon now has 5 principles for artificial intelligence
The five principles governing the ethical use of artificial intelligence by the Department of Defense will apply to the combat and non-combat uses of AI-enabled technologies.
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Will SpaceX and OneWeb help the military stay connected in the Arctic?
Funding for polar communications experiments and prototyping is the No. 1 unfunded priority for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, following by funding for various sensors and radars.
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Space Force lays out $1 billion in unfunded priorities
The Space Force is seeking $1 billion from Congress for several unfunded priorities in fiscal year 2021, items that it didn’t include in its $15 billion budget request but would still like Congress to pay for.
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Here is the Space Force’s new Enterprise SATCOM Vision
Under an enterprise satellite communication system, military and commercial satellite providers would be integrated. This would allow war fighters to seamlessly transition to whatever network or signal is available while maintaining connectivity.
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What will the NRO’s new cubesats do?
The National Reconnaissance Agency’s two cubesats deployed from the Cygnus capsule Jan. 31 following a November launch.
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Fifth anti-jamming satellite available to war fighters
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite system is intended to replace the MILSTAR constellation in providing protected, anti-jamming satellite communications to high-priority United States military assets and its international partners in Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and Australia.
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Trump wants US to be less reliant on GPS with new executive order
The federal government wants to ensure that critical infrastructure isn’t vulnerable to any GPS outage.
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Former space acquisitions head to lead new satellite company
PredaSAR, a new satellite company specializing in synthetic aperture radar, has announced its CEO.
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With static test complete, Northrop Grumman’s OmegA rocket is on track for 2021 flight
The OmegA rocket is Northrop Grumman’s entrant in the Space Force’s competition to select the next generation of vehicles for the National Security Space Launch program. The successful static test of its second stage engine conducted Feb. 27 keeps OmegA on track for a certification flight in 2021.
-
Is this the beginning of on orbit satellite servicing?
SpaceLogistics, a Northrop Grumman subsidiary, announced that their Mission Extension Vehicle-1 has docked with a commercial communications satellite, marking the start of a mission to extend the life of the satellite.
-
The Pentagon now has 5 principles for artificial intelligence
The five principles governing the ethical use of artificial intelligence by the Department of Defense will apply to the combat and non-combat uses of AI-enabled technologies.
-
Will SpaceX and OneWeb help the military stay connected in the Arctic?
Funding for polar communications experiments and prototyping is the No. 1 unfunded priority for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, following by funding for various sensors and radars.
-
Space Force lays out $1 billion in unfunded priorities
The Space Force is seeking $1 billion from Congress for several unfunded priorities in fiscal year 2021, items that it didn’t include in its $15 billion budget request but would still like Congress to pay for.
-
Here is the Space Force’s new Enterprise SATCOM Vision
Under an enterprise satellite communication system, military and commercial satellite providers would be integrated. This would allow war fighters to seamlessly transition to whatever network or signal is available while maintaining connectivity.
-
What will the NRO’s new cubesats do?
The National Reconnaissance Agency’s two cubesats deployed from the Cygnus capsule Jan. 31 following a November launch.
-
Fifth anti-jamming satellite available to war fighters
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite system is intended to replace the MILSTAR constellation in providing protected, anti-jamming satellite communications to high-priority United States military assets and its international partners in Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and Australia.
-
Trump wants US to be less reliant on GPS with new executive order
The federal government wants to ensure that critical infrastructure isn’t vulnerable to any GPS outage.
-
Former space acquisitions head to lead new satellite company
PredaSAR, a new satellite company specializing in synthetic aperture radar, has announced its CEO.
-
With static test complete, Northrop Grumman’s OmegA rocket is on track for 2021 flight
The OmegA rocket is Northrop Grumman’s entrant in the Space Force’s competition to select the next generation of vehicles for the National Security Space Launch program. The successful static test of its second stage engine conducted Feb. 27 keeps OmegA on track for a certification flight in 2021.
-
Is this the beginning of on orbit satellite servicing?
SpaceLogistics, a Northrop Grumman subsidiary, announced that their Mission Extension Vehicle-1 has docked with a commercial communications satellite, marking the start of a mission to extend the life of the satellite.
-
The Pentagon now has 5 principles for artificial intelligence
The five principles governing the ethical use of artificial intelligence by the Department of Defense will apply to the combat and non-combat uses of AI-enabled technologies.
-
Will SpaceX and OneWeb help the military stay connected in the Arctic?
Funding for polar communications experiments and prototyping is the No. 1 unfunded priority for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, following by funding for various sensors and radars.
-
Space Force lays out $1 billion in unfunded priorities
The Space Force is seeking $1 billion from Congress for several unfunded priorities in fiscal year 2021, items that it didn’t include in its $15 billion budget request but would still like Congress to pay for.
-
Here is the Space Force’s new Enterprise SATCOM Vision
Under an enterprise satellite communication system, military and commercial satellite providers would be integrated. This would allow war fighters to seamlessly transition to whatever network or signal is available while maintaining connectivity.
-
What will the NRO’s new cubesats do?
The National Reconnaissance Agency’s two cubesats deployed from the Cygnus capsule Jan. 31 following a November launch.
-
Fifth anti-jamming satellite available to war fighters
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite system is intended to replace the MILSTAR constellation in providing protected, anti-jamming satellite communications to high-priority United States military assets and its international partners in Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and Australia.
-
Trump wants US to be less reliant on GPS with new executive order
The federal government wants to ensure that critical infrastructure isn’t vulnerable to any GPS outage.
