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Boeing completes new microsatellite prototype for the Space Force
The company claims it was able to complete the TETRA-1 microsatellite prototype 60 percent faster than previous missions.
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Air Force works to ‘mitigate’ Ligado deal’s impact on GPS
Gen. David Goldfein and other Pentagon officials are “very concerned” after the FCC approved Ligado’s L-band request on Monday.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has launched a military satellite
On its official website, the Guard said the satellite successfully reached an orbit of 425 kilometers (264 miles) above the Earth’s surface.
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Ball hits milestone with weather satellite for military operations
The satellite will be used to gather information on ocean surface vector winds, tropical cyclone intensity and space weather in support of military operations.
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Intelsat satellite returns to service after first commercial life extension mission
SpaceLogistics says that its initial success docking with an Intelsat satellite and returning it to service is drawing more interest in its growing satellite servicing offerings, including multiple military customers.
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Northrop could get $85 billion award to make next-gen ICBMs sooner than expected
As long as access to secure facilities continues, the Air Force could award a contract for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program early.
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Defense leaders in Congress ask Trump to stop Ligado plan
Should the FCC approve Ligado’s application, it could “harm military capabilities, particularly for the U.S. Space Force, and have major impact on the national economy,” congressional leaders wrote Wednesday.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite missile test, says US Space Command
The head of U.S. Space Command, Gen. John “Jay” Raymond, said an April 15 test shows that “the threats to U.S. and allied space systems are real, serious and growing.”
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NATO’s new tool shows the impact of GPS jammers
The software can show what areas would be affected by a GPS jammer on a map, helping commanders understand the impact of those devices on operations.
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The Pentagon is looking for a quantum space sensor
A quantum space sensor could provide essential location data for space vehicles operating beyond the reaches of GPS.
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Boeing completes new microsatellite prototype for the Space Force
The company claims it was able to complete the TETRA-1 microsatellite prototype 60 percent faster than previous missions.
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Air Force works to ‘mitigate’ Ligado deal’s impact on GPS
Gen. David Goldfein and other Pentagon officials are “very concerned” after the FCC approved Ligado’s L-band request on Monday.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has launched a military satellite
On its official website, the Guard said the satellite successfully reached an orbit of 425 kilometers (264 miles) above the Earth’s surface.
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Ball hits milestone with weather satellite for military operations
The satellite will be used to gather information on ocean surface vector winds, tropical cyclone intensity and space weather in support of military operations.
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Intelsat satellite returns to service after first commercial life extension mission
SpaceLogistics says that its initial success docking with an Intelsat satellite and returning it to service is drawing more interest in its growing satellite servicing offerings, including multiple military customers.
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Northrop could get $85 billion award to make next-gen ICBMs sooner than expected
As long as access to secure facilities continues, the Air Force could award a contract for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program early.
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Defense leaders in Congress ask Trump to stop Ligado plan
Should the FCC approve Ligado’s application, it could “harm military capabilities, particularly for the U.S. Space Force, and have major impact on the national economy,” congressional leaders wrote Wednesday.
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Russia conducted anti-satellite missile test, says US Space Command
The head of U.S. Space Command, Gen. John “Jay” Raymond, said an April 15 test shows that “the threats to U.S. and allied space systems are real, serious and growing.”
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NATO’s new tool shows the impact of GPS jammers
The software can show what areas would be affected by a GPS jammer on a map, helping commanders understand the impact of those devices on operations.
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The Pentagon is looking for a quantum space sensor
A quantum space sensor could provide essential location data for space vehicles operating beyond the reaches of GPS.
-
Boeing completes new microsatellite prototype for the Space Force
The company claims it was able to complete the TETRA-1 microsatellite prototype 60 percent faster than previous missions.
-
Air Force works to ‘mitigate’ Ligado deal’s impact on GPS
Gen. David Goldfein and other Pentagon officials are “very concerned” after the FCC approved Ligado’s L-band request on Monday.
-
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it has launched a military satellite
On its official website, the Guard said the satellite successfully reached an orbit of 425 kilometers (264 miles) above the Earth’s surface.
-
Ball hits milestone with weather satellite for military operations
The satellite will be used to gather information on ocean surface vector winds, tropical cyclone intensity and space weather in support of military operations.
-
Intelsat satellite returns to service after first commercial life extension mission
SpaceLogistics says that its initial success docking with an Intelsat satellite and returning it to service is drawing more interest in its growing satellite servicing offerings, including multiple military customers.
-
Northrop could get $85 billion award to make next-gen ICBMs sooner than expected
As long as access to secure facilities continues, the Air Force could award a contract for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program early.
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Defense leaders in Congress ask Trump to stop Ligado plan
Should the FCC approve Ligado’s application, it could “harm military capabilities, particularly for the U.S. Space Force, and have major impact on the national economy,” congressional leaders wrote Wednesday.
-
Russia conducted anti-satellite missile test, says US Space Command
The head of U.S. Space Command, Gen. John “Jay” Raymond, said an April 15 test shows that “the threats to U.S. and allied space systems are real, serious and growing.”
-
NATO’s new tool shows the impact of GPS jammers
The software can show what areas would be affected by a GPS jammer on a map, helping commanders understand the impact of those devices on operations.
-
The Pentagon is looking for a quantum space sensor
A quantum space sensor could provide essential location data for space vehicles operating beyond the reaches of GPS.
