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Almaz-Antey director: Air and space capabilities will decide tomorrow’s conflicts
One of the main trends in the development of armed conflicts in the 21st century is the expansion of multidomain battle.
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Department of Defense orders $316 million more in anti-jam GPS devices
The contract is part of the military’s efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.
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Responses to Russian anti-satellite tests should be more about capability than condemnation
The focus on norms of responsible behavior and international shaming is an area better served by State Department actions.
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Raytheon acquires SEAKR Engineering
This is the second company affiliated with DARPA’s Project Blackjack to be purchased by Raytheon Technologies.
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Blue Canyon Technologies to build cislunar sensing micro-satellite for Air Force Research Laboratory
The contract reflects the Department of Defense’s increased interest in fielding new satellites capable of exploring what’s going on in cislunar space — far beyond where most DoD satellites operate.
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Army to work with satellite radar imagery provider ICEYE
Because SAR isn’t dependent on visibility, it can be used to produce imagery at any time of day or night and through cloud cover.
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New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance
The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.
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Air Force Research Laboratory awards university $1 billion for space technology research
The contract further strengthens the relationship between AFRL and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.
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National Reconnaissance Office further expands contract with Planet
The contract extension gives the NRO more access to Planet’s capabilities just as the agency prepares to issue new commercial imagery contracts in 2022.
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Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
A Russian official confirmed that the anti-satellite test took place, but denied that the resultant debris would endanger the International Space Station or other spacecraft.
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Almaz-Antey director: Air and space capabilities will decide tomorrow’s conflicts
One of the main trends in the development of armed conflicts in the 21st century is the expansion of multidomain battle.
-
Department of Defense orders $316 million more in anti-jam GPS devices
The contract is part of the military’s efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.
-
Responses to Russian anti-satellite tests should be more about capability than condemnation
The focus on norms of responsible behavior and international shaming is an area better served by State Department actions.
-
Raytheon acquires SEAKR Engineering
This is the second company affiliated with DARPA’s Project Blackjack to be purchased by Raytheon Technologies.
-
Blue Canyon Technologies to build cislunar sensing micro-satellite for Air Force Research Laboratory
The contract reflects the Department of Defense’s increased interest in fielding new satellites capable of exploring what’s going on in cislunar space — far beyond where most DoD satellites operate.
-
Army to work with satellite radar imagery provider ICEYE
Because SAR isn’t dependent on visibility, it can be used to produce imagery at any time of day or night and through cloud cover.
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New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance
The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory awards university $1 billion for space technology research
The contract further strengthens the relationship between AFRL and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.
-
National Reconnaissance Office further expands contract with Planet
The contract extension gives the NRO more access to Planet’s capabilities just as the agency prepares to issue new commercial imagery contracts in 2022.
-
Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
A Russian official confirmed that the anti-satellite test took place, but denied that the resultant debris would endanger the International Space Station or other spacecraft.
-
Almaz-Antey director: Air and space capabilities will decide tomorrow’s conflicts
One of the main trends in the development of armed conflicts in the 21st century is the expansion of multidomain battle.
-
Department of Defense orders $316 million more in anti-jam GPS devices
The contract is part of the military’s efforts to get M-Code ready GPS receivers into the hands of troops.
-
Responses to Russian anti-satellite tests should be more about capability than condemnation
The focus on norms of responsible behavior and international shaming is an area better served by State Department actions.
-
Raytheon acquires SEAKR Engineering
This is the second company affiliated with DARPA’s Project Blackjack to be purchased by Raytheon Technologies.
-
Blue Canyon Technologies to build cislunar sensing micro-satellite for Air Force Research Laboratory
The contract reflects the Department of Defense’s increased interest in fielding new satellites capable of exploring what’s going on in cislunar space — far beyond where most DoD satellites operate.
-
Army to work with satellite radar imagery provider ICEYE
Because SAR isn’t dependent on visibility, it can be used to produce imagery at any time of day or night and through cloud cover.
-
New report sees near-term strength in space industrial base, but calls for government guidance
The authors want the White House to craft a North Star vision to coordinate civil, commercial and national security space efforts.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory awards university $1 billion for space technology research
The contract further strengthens the relationship between AFRL and the Space Dynamics Laboratory.
-
National Reconnaissance Office further expands contract with Planet
The contract extension gives the NRO more access to Planet’s capabilities just as the agency prepares to issue new commercial imagery contracts in 2022.
-
Russia rejects accusations of endangering ISS astronauts
A Russian official confirmed that the anti-satellite test took place, but denied that the resultant debris would endanger the International Space Station or other spacecraft.
