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Astroscale leaps into the satellite servicing fray
The company, which until now has focused on space debris removal, has acquired an Israeli company to jump-start its move into offering satellite life-extension services.
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Following pandemic delay, three US spy satellites set for New Zealand launch
The launch window for three National Reconnaissance Office satellites has been rescheduled now that New Zealand COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
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What is a space weapon, and who has them?
A new report from the Center for Strategic and Intentional Studies tries to classify the six types of space weapons.
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COVID, OneWeb and how the Space Development Agency has coped
Space Development Agency Director Derek Tournear says the industrial base will be able to support the rapid launch cadence needed to build its proliferated constellation of hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit.
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Infrared sensors for the Space Force’s future missile-warning satellites pass key milestone
The two payloads will be integrated into the first two geosynchronous Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites, with the first expected to be launched in 2025.
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UK nears final stage of Skynet competition
The new competition, for a program known as the service delivery wrap, aims to compete management of the ground control stations until a new generation of communication satellites are launched around 2028.
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Space Force lays out acquisitions reforms in new report
The report calls for the consolidation of budget line items along mission portfolios, incremental funding for satellites, and delegating milestone decision authority, among other things.
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Space Command takes over Operation Olympic Defender
The head of the Space Force says he’s signed the first U.S. Space Command order under Operation Olympic Defender, an allied effort to deter hostilities in space and prevent space debris.
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Space Force completes enterprise review of missile warning systems
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond said the Joint Requirements Oversight Council approved of the review in a recent briefing, and he was “extremely pleased” with their reaction.
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FCC decision highlights GPS vulnerability and the urgent need for resilient tech
It’s time for resilient positioning, navigation and timing before America’s strategic weakness becomes our national downfall.
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Astroscale leaps into the satellite servicing fray
The company, which until now has focused on space debris removal, has acquired an Israeli company to jump-start its move into offering satellite life-extension services.
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Following pandemic delay, three US spy satellites set for New Zealand launch
The launch window for three National Reconnaissance Office satellites has been rescheduled now that New Zealand COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
-
What is a space weapon, and who has them?
A new report from the Center for Strategic and Intentional Studies tries to classify the six types of space weapons.
-
COVID, OneWeb and how the Space Development Agency has coped
Space Development Agency Director Derek Tournear says the industrial base will be able to support the rapid launch cadence needed to build its proliferated constellation of hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit.
-
Infrared sensors for the Space Force’s future missile-warning satellites pass key milestone
The two payloads will be integrated into the first two geosynchronous Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites, with the first expected to be launched in 2025.
-
UK nears final stage of Skynet competition
The new competition, for a program known as the service delivery wrap, aims to compete management of the ground control stations until a new generation of communication satellites are launched around 2028.
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Space Force lays out acquisitions reforms in new report
The report calls for the consolidation of budget line items along mission portfolios, incremental funding for satellites, and delegating milestone decision authority, among other things.
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Space Command takes over Operation Olympic Defender
The head of the Space Force says he’s signed the first U.S. Space Command order under Operation Olympic Defender, an allied effort to deter hostilities in space and prevent space debris.
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Space Force completes enterprise review of missile warning systems
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond said the Joint Requirements Oversight Council approved of the review in a recent briefing, and he was “extremely pleased” with their reaction.
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FCC decision highlights GPS vulnerability and the urgent need for resilient tech
It’s time for resilient positioning, navigation and timing before America’s strategic weakness becomes our national downfall.
-
Astroscale leaps into the satellite servicing fray
The company, which until now has focused on space debris removal, has acquired an Israeli company to jump-start its move into offering satellite life-extension services.
-
Following pandemic delay, three US spy satellites set for New Zealand launch
The launch window for three National Reconnaissance Office satellites has been rescheduled now that New Zealand COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
-
What is a space weapon, and who has them?
A new report from the Center for Strategic and Intentional Studies tries to classify the six types of space weapons.
-
COVID, OneWeb and how the Space Development Agency has coped
Space Development Agency Director Derek Tournear says the industrial base will be able to support the rapid launch cadence needed to build its proliferated constellation of hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit.
-
Infrared sensors for the Space Force’s future missile-warning satellites pass key milestone
The two payloads will be integrated into the first two geosynchronous Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites, with the first expected to be launched in 2025.
-
UK nears final stage of Skynet competition
The new competition, for a program known as the service delivery wrap, aims to compete management of the ground control stations until a new generation of communication satellites are launched around 2028.
-
Space Force lays out acquisitions reforms in new report
The report calls for the consolidation of budget line items along mission portfolios, incremental funding for satellites, and delegating milestone decision authority, among other things.
-
Space Command takes over Operation Olympic Defender
The head of the Space Force says he’s signed the first U.S. Space Command order under Operation Olympic Defender, an allied effort to deter hostilities in space and prevent space debris.
-
Space Force completes enterprise review of missile warning systems
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond said the Joint Requirements Oversight Council approved of the review in a recent briefing, and he was “extremely pleased” with their reaction.
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FCC decision highlights GPS vulnerability and the urgent need for resilient tech
It’s time for resilient positioning, navigation and timing before America’s strategic weakness becomes our national downfall.
