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Space Force awards $253.6M contract for protected comms
The Space Force awarded Northrop Grumman a $253.6 million contract to develop a payload that would provide a higher level of protection to war fighters relying on satellite communications on the battlefield.
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The next GPS payload will be fully digital
According to L3Harris, the new payload will provide a more powerful, reliable and flexible GPS signal than previous satellites.
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Space Force to invest in a ‘Fighting SATCOM’ Enterprise in 2021
Under the Space Modernization Initiative, the Space Force wants to develop an integrated architecture for commercial and military satellite communications.
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Pentagon seeks largest net-centric warfare budget in a decade
The $11.9 billion will help the U.S. military achieve full spectrum dominance, the Department of Defense claims.
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New Pentagon budget request invests in 4 advanced technologies
The Pentagon wants to focus its fiscal year 2021 research investments in four broad areas of emerging technologies: hypersonics, artificial intelligence, 5G/microelectroncs, and autonomous platforms
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A milestone for the Air Force’s experimental navigation satellite
Navigation Technology Satellite 3 will inform the design of future GPS satellites by testing new technology on orbit, while augmenting the the Air Force’s current GPS constellation.
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The Pentagon wants a roadside assistance service in space
The Defense Innovation Unit seeks a service to ferry payloads in space and move vehicles between orbits.
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Navy awards a $178M contract to update GPS systems
The Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific has awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $178 million contract for to modernize GPS systems in partnership with the Air Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center, the company reported Jan. 24.
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New space radar likely to go online this month
A new report claims Space Fence has already detected previously unobserved and untracked objects in low earth orbit, but some lingering issues remain.
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An old Air Force satellite and a space telescope came close to colliding
LeoLabs projects there is a 1 in 20 chance the two long decommissioned satellites could collide.
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Space Force awards $253.6M contract for protected comms
The Space Force awarded Northrop Grumman a $253.6 million contract to develop a payload that would provide a higher level of protection to war fighters relying on satellite communications on the battlefield.
-
The next GPS payload will be fully digital
According to L3Harris, the new payload will provide a more powerful, reliable and flexible GPS signal than previous satellites.
-
Space Force to invest in a ‘Fighting SATCOM’ Enterprise in 2021
Under the Space Modernization Initiative, the Space Force wants to develop an integrated architecture for commercial and military satellite communications.
-
Pentagon seeks largest net-centric warfare budget in a decade
The $11.9 billion will help the U.S. military achieve full spectrum dominance, the Department of Defense claims.
-
New Pentagon budget request invests in 4 advanced technologies
The Pentagon wants to focus its fiscal year 2021 research investments in four broad areas of emerging technologies: hypersonics, artificial intelligence, 5G/microelectroncs, and autonomous platforms
-
A milestone for the Air Force’s experimental navigation satellite
Navigation Technology Satellite 3 will inform the design of future GPS satellites by testing new technology on orbit, while augmenting the the Air Force’s current GPS constellation.
-
The Pentagon wants a roadside assistance service in space
The Defense Innovation Unit seeks a service to ferry payloads in space and move vehicles between orbits.
-
Navy awards a $178M contract to update GPS systems
The Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific has awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $178 million contract for to modernize GPS systems in partnership with the Air Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center, the company reported Jan. 24.
-
New space radar likely to go online this month
A new report claims Space Fence has already detected previously unobserved and untracked objects in low earth orbit, but some lingering issues remain.
-
An old Air Force satellite and a space telescope came close to colliding
LeoLabs projects there is a 1 in 20 chance the two long decommissioned satellites could collide.
-
Space Force awards $253.6M contract for protected comms
The Space Force awarded Northrop Grumman a $253.6 million contract to develop a payload that would provide a higher level of protection to war fighters relying on satellite communications on the battlefield.
-
The next GPS payload will be fully digital
According to L3Harris, the new payload will provide a more powerful, reliable and flexible GPS signal than previous satellites.
-
Space Force to invest in a ‘Fighting SATCOM’ Enterprise in 2021
Under the Space Modernization Initiative, the Space Force wants to develop an integrated architecture for commercial and military satellite communications.
-
Pentagon seeks largest net-centric warfare budget in a decade
The $11.9 billion will help the U.S. military achieve full spectrum dominance, the Department of Defense claims.
-
New Pentagon budget request invests in 4 advanced technologies
The Pentagon wants to focus its fiscal year 2021 research investments in four broad areas of emerging technologies: hypersonics, artificial intelligence, 5G/microelectroncs, and autonomous platforms
-
A milestone for the Air Force’s experimental navigation satellite
Navigation Technology Satellite 3 will inform the design of future GPS satellites by testing new technology on orbit, while augmenting the the Air Force’s current GPS constellation.
-
The Pentagon wants a roadside assistance service in space
The Defense Innovation Unit seeks a service to ferry payloads in space and move vehicles between orbits.
-
Navy awards a $178M contract to update GPS systems
The Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific has awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $178 million contract for to modernize GPS systems in partnership with the Air Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center, the company reported Jan. 24.
-
New space radar likely to go online this month
A new report claims Space Fence has already detected previously unobserved and untracked objects in low earth orbit, but some lingering issues remain.
-
An old Air Force satellite and a space telescope came close to colliding
LeoLabs projects there is a 1 in 20 chance the two long decommissioned satellites could collide.
