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Space Development Agency wants to update the standard for its orbital mesh network
The Space Development Agency wants industry feedback as it develops a standard for its optical intersatellite links.
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Coming soon: An announcement on which Army and Navy units will move to the Space Force
The services have reached an agreement and an announcement will follow imminently, the Space Force’s vice chief said.
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Space Force wants to introduce commercial capabilities to all mission areas
Space and Missile Systems Center Portfolio Architect Col. Russell Teehan wants the Space Force to embrace commercial and create more connections between industry and operators.
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DARPA chooses three firms to design nuclear-powered space vehicle
DARPA believes nuclear-powered propulsion could enable rapid maneuver in space — a capability that is difficult to achieve with current electric and chemical propulsion systems.
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Here’s how new space tech is helping electronic warfare forces on the ground
Speed becomes especially important as U.S. adversaries’ abilities to sense and target friendly systems is becoming more expansive, according to a Pentagon official.
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German Space Agency to use Lockheed Martin tool to track space debris
Lockheed Martin’s iSpace can track thousands of space objects, allowing operators to foresee collisions and try to avoid them.
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Space Force unveils plans for Space Systems Command
Space Systems Command will be in charge of developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining new capabilities for the U.S. Space Force.
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Why Space Command should stay in Colorado Springs
In this commentary, a former commander of NORAD and NORTHCOM argues why he supports reviewing the process that selected Huntsville, Alabama, over Colorado’s Peterson Air Force Base for U.S. Space Command’s headquarters.
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America’s next missile warning satellite arrives in Florida
The fifth Space Based Infrared System satellite was delivered to Florida ahead of an anticipated May launch.
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Space Force begins loaning anti-jamming GPS tech to allies
The three-year arrangement will allow allies to begin testing M-Code-ready equipment.
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Space Development Agency wants to update the standard for its orbital mesh network
The Space Development Agency wants industry feedback as it develops a standard for its optical intersatellite links.
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Coming soon: An announcement on which Army and Navy units will move to the Space Force
The services have reached an agreement and an announcement will follow imminently, the Space Force’s vice chief said.
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Space Force wants to introduce commercial capabilities to all mission areas
Space and Missile Systems Center Portfolio Architect Col. Russell Teehan wants the Space Force to embrace commercial and create more connections between industry and operators.
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DARPA chooses three firms to design nuclear-powered space vehicle
DARPA believes nuclear-powered propulsion could enable rapid maneuver in space — a capability that is difficult to achieve with current electric and chemical propulsion systems.
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Here’s how new space tech is helping electronic warfare forces on the ground
Speed becomes especially important as U.S. adversaries’ abilities to sense and target friendly systems is becoming more expansive, according to a Pentagon official.
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German Space Agency to use Lockheed Martin tool to track space debris
Lockheed Martin’s iSpace can track thousands of space objects, allowing operators to foresee collisions and try to avoid them.
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Space Force unveils plans for Space Systems Command
Space Systems Command will be in charge of developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining new capabilities for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Why Space Command should stay in Colorado Springs
In this commentary, a former commander of NORAD and NORTHCOM argues why he supports reviewing the process that selected Huntsville, Alabama, over Colorado’s Peterson Air Force Base for U.S. Space Command’s headquarters.
-
America’s next missile warning satellite arrives in Florida
The fifth Space Based Infrared System satellite was delivered to Florida ahead of an anticipated May launch.
-
Space Force begins loaning anti-jamming GPS tech to allies
The three-year arrangement will allow allies to begin testing M-Code-ready equipment.
-
Space Development Agency wants to update the standard for its orbital mesh network
The Space Development Agency wants industry feedback as it develops a standard for its optical intersatellite links.
-
Coming soon: An announcement on which Army and Navy units will move to the Space Force
The services have reached an agreement and an announcement will follow imminently, the Space Force’s vice chief said.
-
Space Force wants to introduce commercial capabilities to all mission areas
Space and Missile Systems Center Portfolio Architect Col. Russell Teehan wants the Space Force to embrace commercial and create more connections between industry and operators.
-
DARPA chooses three firms to design nuclear-powered space vehicle
DARPA believes nuclear-powered propulsion could enable rapid maneuver in space — a capability that is difficult to achieve with current electric and chemical propulsion systems.
-
Here’s how new space tech is helping electronic warfare forces on the ground
Speed becomes especially important as U.S. adversaries’ abilities to sense and target friendly systems is becoming more expansive, according to a Pentagon official.
-
German Space Agency to use Lockheed Martin tool to track space debris
Lockheed Martin’s iSpace can track thousands of space objects, allowing operators to foresee collisions and try to avoid them.
-
Space Force unveils plans for Space Systems Command
Space Systems Command will be in charge of developing, acquiring, fielding and sustaining new capabilities for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Why Space Command should stay in Colorado Springs
In this commentary, a former commander of NORAD and NORTHCOM argues why he supports reviewing the process that selected Huntsville, Alabama, over Colorado’s Peterson Air Force Base for U.S. Space Command’s headquarters.
-
America’s next missile warning satellite arrives in Florida
The fifth Space Based Infrared System satellite was delivered to Florida ahead of an anticipated May launch.
-
Space Force begins loaning anti-jamming GPS tech to allies
The three-year arrangement will allow allies to begin testing M-Code-ready equipment.
