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Pentagon kicks off satellite communications study
The Pentagon is rethinking the way it purchases wideband satellite communications and is looking to industry for ideas.
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DoD Embraces Commercial Space Boom, But Warns of Its Limits
The Pentagon is looking to leverage a recent boom in commercial space innovation for military applications.
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Hyten: Let Industry Buy ICBMs for Space Launch At Fair Price
The US government should allow aerospace companies to buy rocket motors from excess intercontinental ballistic missiles for commercial space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command said today — but the price must be right.
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Hyten Defends Air Force Cost Estimate To End Reliance on Russian Rocket Engine
A day after the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to end reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command defended the service’s position.
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US Wants Space Security Dialogue With GCC Nations
The US hopes to share space situational awareness with more nations, officials say.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Pushes AR-1 As Best Choice For Vulcan Rocket
Although United Launch Alliance maintains Blue Origin’s BE-4 is the engine of choice for its next-generation Vulcan launch system, Aerojet Rocketdyne continues to push its AR-1 engine as the best domestic solution to propel rockets into space.
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McCain Skeptical of US Air Force Space Launch Cost Estimate
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is accusing the US Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to eliminate reliance on Russian rocket engines for space launch.
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ULA’s Next-Generation Rocket Takes Reusability To New Heights
United Launch Alliance’s next-generation rocket, the future Vulcan Aces, will be able to refuel in space, opening the door to in-orbital assembly and other complex space operations.
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Coalition paper provides space policy blueprint
A 13-member coalition of American space organizations wants to guide the next president and Congress on policy.
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Pentagon kicks off satellite communications study
The Pentagon is rethinking the way it purchases wideband satellite communications and is looking to industry for ideas.
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DoD Embraces Commercial Space Boom, But Warns of Its Limits
The Pentagon is looking to leverage a recent boom in commercial space innovation for military applications.
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Hyten: Let Industry Buy ICBMs for Space Launch At Fair Price
The US government should allow aerospace companies to buy rocket motors from excess intercontinental ballistic missiles for commercial space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command said today — but the price must be right.
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Hyten Defends Air Force Cost Estimate To End Reliance on Russian Rocket Engine
A day after the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to end reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command defended the service’s position.
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US Wants Space Security Dialogue With GCC Nations
The US hopes to share space situational awareness with more nations, officials say.
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Twitter Tracker: The Buzz at Space Symposium
Buzz Aldrin, that is.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Pushes AR-1 As Best Choice For Vulcan Rocket
Although United Launch Alliance maintains Blue Origin’s BE-4 is the engine of choice for its next-generation Vulcan launch system, Aerojet Rocketdyne continues to push its AR-1 engine as the best domestic solution to propel rockets into space.
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McCain Skeptical of US Air Force Space Launch Cost Estimate
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is accusing the US Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to eliminate reliance on Russian rocket engines for space launch.
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ULA’s Next-Generation Rocket Takes Reusability To New Heights
United Launch Alliance’s next-generation rocket, the future Vulcan Aces, will be able to refuel in space, opening the door to in-orbital assembly and other complex space operations.
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Coalition paper provides space policy blueprint
A 13-member coalition of American space organizations wants to guide the next president and Congress on policy.
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Pentagon kicks off satellite communications study
The Pentagon is rethinking the way it purchases wideband satellite communications and is looking to industry for ideas.
-
DoD Embraces Commercial Space Boom, But Warns of Its Limits
The Pentagon is looking to leverage a recent boom in commercial space innovation for military applications.
-
Hyten: Let Industry Buy ICBMs for Space Launch At Fair Price
The US government should allow aerospace companies to buy rocket motors from excess intercontinental ballistic missiles for commercial space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command said today — but the price must be right.
-
Hyten Defends Air Force Cost Estimate To End Reliance on Russian Rocket Engine
A day after the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee accused the Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to end reliance on Russian rocket engines for military space launch, the chief of Air Force Space Command defended the service’s position.
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US Wants Space Security Dialogue With GCC Nations
The US hopes to share space situational awareness with more nations, officials say.
-
Twitter Tracker: The Buzz at Space Symposium
Buzz Aldrin, that is.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne Pushes AR-1 As Best Choice For Vulcan Rocket
Although United Launch Alliance maintains Blue Origin’s BE-4 is the engine of choice for its next-generation Vulcan launch system, Aerojet Rocketdyne continues to push its AR-1 engine as the best domestic solution to propel rockets into space.
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McCain Skeptical of US Air Force Space Launch Cost Estimate
The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is accusing the US Air Force of misrepresenting the cost to eliminate reliance on Russian rocket engines for space launch.
-
ULA’s Next-Generation Rocket Takes Reusability To New Heights
United Launch Alliance’s next-generation rocket, the future Vulcan Aces, will be able to refuel in space, opening the door to in-orbital assembly and other complex space operations.
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Coalition paper provides space policy blueprint
A 13-member coalition of American space organizations wants to guide the next president and Congress on policy.
