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Russia conducted anti-satellite test in space, says US Space Command
U.S. Space Command claims that Russia tested an anti-satellite weapon July 15, the latest in a number of Russian on orbit actions U.S. officials have deemed aggressive.
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US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
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The US needs to take action to deter near-peer rivals in space
The United States must resolve to make its space assets more resilient to interference or attack.
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Inside the intelligence community’s new plan for commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office plans to issue a number of commercial imagery contracts toward the end of this year. Here’s how it’s making that decision.
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2,410 airmen selected for transfer to Space Force, more to follow
Members of Air Force space operations career fields will begin transfer to the Space Force Sept. 1.
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Defense Innovation Unit issues contract for unmanned orbital outpost
Sierra Nevada Corporation will repurpose their Shooting Star space vehicle into an unmanned orbital outpost for Department of Defense experimentation.
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National Reconnaissance Office launches “revolutionary” satellites from Virginia
Four National Reconnaissance Office payloads were launched into orbit aboard a Northrop Grumman Minotaur IV rocket July 15.
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Space Force squadron gets new advanced terminal for secure communications
A new Advanced Family of Beyond-Line-of-Sight Terminal was installed for the 4th Space Operations Squadron in June.
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Funding for small launch providers still in question after withdrawal of $116M in contracts
The Air Force’s top acquisition official explained why contract awards for six small launch companies were recalled earlier this month.
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US to launch four intelligence payloads July 15
Four National Reconnaissance Office satellites are set to be launched into low Earth orbit on a Northrop Grumman Minotaur IV rocket.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite test in space, says US Space Command
U.S. Space Command claims that Russia tested an anti-satellite weapon July 15, the latest in a number of Russian on orbit actions U.S. officials have deemed aggressive.
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US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
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The US needs to take action to deter near-peer rivals in space
The United States must resolve to make its space assets more resilient to interference or attack.
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Inside the intelligence community’s new plan for commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office plans to issue a number of commercial imagery contracts toward the end of this year. Here’s how it’s making that decision.
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2,410 airmen selected for transfer to Space Force, more to follow
Members of Air Force space operations career fields will begin transfer to the Space Force Sept. 1.
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Defense Innovation Unit issues contract for unmanned orbital outpost
Sierra Nevada Corporation will repurpose their Shooting Star space vehicle into an unmanned orbital outpost for Department of Defense experimentation.
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National Reconnaissance Office launches “revolutionary” satellites from Virginia
Four National Reconnaissance Office payloads were launched into orbit aboard a Northrop Grumman Minotaur IV rocket July 15.
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Space Force squadron gets new advanced terminal for secure communications
A new Advanced Family of Beyond-Line-of-Sight Terminal was installed for the 4th Space Operations Squadron in June.
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Funding for small launch providers still in question after withdrawal of $116M in contracts
The Air Force’s top acquisition official explained why contract awards for six small launch companies were recalled earlier this month.
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US to launch four intelligence payloads July 15
Four National Reconnaissance Office satellites are set to be launched into low Earth orbit on a Northrop Grumman Minotaur IV rocket.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite test in space, says US Space Command
U.S. Space Command claims that Russia tested an anti-satellite weapon July 15, the latest in a number of Russian on orbit actions U.S. officials have deemed aggressive.
-
US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
-
The US needs to take action to deter near-peer rivals in space
The United States must resolve to make its space assets more resilient to interference or attack.
-
Inside the intelligence community’s new plan for commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office plans to issue a number of commercial imagery contracts toward the end of this year. Here’s how it’s making that decision.
-
2,410 airmen selected for transfer to Space Force, more to follow
Members of Air Force space operations career fields will begin transfer to the Space Force Sept. 1.
-
Defense Innovation Unit issues contract for unmanned orbital outpost
Sierra Nevada Corporation will repurpose their Shooting Star space vehicle into an unmanned orbital outpost for Department of Defense experimentation.
-
National Reconnaissance Office launches “revolutionary” satellites from Virginia
Four National Reconnaissance Office payloads were launched into orbit aboard a Northrop Grumman Minotaur IV rocket July 15.
-
Space Force squadron gets new advanced terminal for secure communications
A new Advanced Family of Beyond-Line-of-Sight Terminal was installed for the 4th Space Operations Squadron in June.
-
Funding for small launch providers still in question after withdrawal of $116M in contracts
The Air Force’s top acquisition official explained why contract awards for six small launch companies were recalled earlier this month.
-
US to launch four intelligence payloads July 15
Four National Reconnaissance Office satellites are set to be launched into low Earth orbit on a Northrop Grumman Minotaur IV rocket.
