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New space modeling and sim environment to boost cooperation between scientists and force designers
The new workspace, which should be ready in April, will provide the Space Warfighting Analylsis Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory a shared environment where they can use digital tools to support the Space Force’s future architecture designs.
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Space Force missile-warning sensor passes environmental test
The tests are meant to demonstrate the payload’s performance in space-like conditions.
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L3Harris to lead integration of new space domain awareness system
The new system will modernize the U.S. Space Force’s command-and-control capabilities and paves the way for the service to decommission the legacy Space Defense Operations Center.
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NRO launches first secretive satellite of 2022
The launch marks the first time a booster was recovered in an NRO launch for reuse.
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British military plans to spend big on space, but some wonder if it’s enough
The new space strategy has been welcomed by Britain’s thriving space industry, but executives here say the £1.4 billion spending plan confirmed by the MoD is not sufficient if the government wants to maintain its position as a top-tier player in the sector.
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Space weather sensor passes final design review
The sensor is part of General Atomics’ offering for the Space Force’s Electro Optical Infrared Weather System program. The service will choose one company’s prototype this spring for an on-orbit demonstration.
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Empower our Space Force, just as we do for the other armed services
We need to look at what the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps demand to get their jobs done, and then resource the Space Force with equivalent capabilities.
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Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
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AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
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National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
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New space modeling and sim environment to boost cooperation between scientists and force designers
The new workspace, which should be ready in April, will provide the Space Warfighting Analylsis Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory a shared environment where they can use digital tools to support the Space Force’s future architecture designs.
-
Space Force missile-warning sensor passes environmental test
The tests are meant to demonstrate the payload’s performance in space-like conditions.
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L3Harris to lead integration of new space domain awareness system
The new system will modernize the U.S. Space Force’s command-and-control capabilities and paves the way for the service to decommission the legacy Space Defense Operations Center.
-
NRO launches first secretive satellite of 2022
The launch marks the first time a booster was recovered in an NRO launch for reuse.
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British military plans to spend big on space, but some wonder if it’s enough
The new space strategy has been welcomed by Britain’s thriving space industry, but executives here say the £1.4 billion spending plan confirmed by the MoD is not sufficient if the government wants to maintain its position as a top-tier player in the sector.
-
Space weather sensor passes final design review
The sensor is part of General Atomics’ offering for the Space Force’s Electro Optical Infrared Weather System program. The service will choose one company’s prototype this spring for an on-orbit demonstration.
-
Empower our Space Force, just as we do for the other armed services
We need to look at what the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps demand to get their jobs done, and then resource the Space Force with equivalent capabilities.
-
Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
-
AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
-
National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
-
New space modeling and sim environment to boost cooperation between scientists and force designers
The new workspace, which should be ready in April, will provide the Space Warfighting Analylsis Center and the Air Force Research Laboratory a shared environment where they can use digital tools to support the Space Force’s future architecture designs.
-
Space Force missile-warning sensor passes environmental test
The tests are meant to demonstrate the payload’s performance in space-like conditions.
-
L3Harris to lead integration of new space domain awareness system
The new system will modernize the U.S. Space Force’s command-and-control capabilities and paves the way for the service to decommission the legacy Space Defense Operations Center.
-
NRO launches first secretive satellite of 2022
The launch marks the first time a booster was recovered in an NRO launch for reuse.
-
British military plans to spend big on space, but some wonder if it’s enough
The new space strategy has been welcomed by Britain’s thriving space industry, but executives here say the £1.4 billion spending plan confirmed by the MoD is not sufficient if the government wants to maintain its position as a top-tier player in the sector.
-
Space weather sensor passes final design review
The sensor is part of General Atomics’ offering for the Space Force’s Electro Optical Infrared Weather System program. The service will choose one company’s prototype this spring for an on-orbit demonstration.
-
Empower our Space Force, just as we do for the other armed services
We need to look at what the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps demand to get their jobs done, and then resource the Space Force with equivalent capabilities.
-
Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
-
AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
-
National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
