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How low-Earth orbit satellites will enable connectivity across all domains of warfare
Once in place, the Space Development Agency’s space-based mesh network will facilitate near-real time connections between sensors and shooters, regardless of domain.
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Moving toward a need-to-collaborate culture for national security space
Here are four ways to balance secrecy and collaboration among the public and private national security space community.
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Here’s what the Space Development Agency wants from its first 10 satellites
With the transport layer, the Space Development Agency wants to build a space-based mesh network that will ultimately enable on-orbit sensors to pass data to shooters in near-real time.
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Northrop Grumman bullish on future of on-orbit servicing
After a successful first mission, CEO and President Kathy Warden says satellite servicing “will be a robust and growing market for us.”
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SEAKR moving forward with DARPA’s Pit Boss project
The company says DARPA has selected it as the sole prime for an autonomous mission management solution for Project Blackjack.
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Will the small launch market survive COVID-19? The Pentagon has concerns
The Space Force Acquisition Council is sending out a survey to industry to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the market and what the Department of Defense can do to support vulnerable sectors.
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RAND report backs up Space Force’s plan for only two heavy launch providers
The Space and Missile Systems Center is touting a new report produced by the think tank Rand that recommends the Space Force plan for only two domestic heavy lift launch providers in the long term.
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The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is one step closer to a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System remains on track for launch in 2021.
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Will commercial and military launch programs ever be truly complementary?
History has proven that no commercial launch service provider can succeed without having an anchor government customer.
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Lockheed Martin to integrate Project Blackjack satellites
The company will perform the first phase of work on the satellite demonstration project that will inform the Space Development Agency’s vast proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
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How low-Earth orbit satellites will enable connectivity across all domains of warfare
Once in place, the Space Development Agency’s space-based mesh network will facilitate near-real time connections between sensors and shooters, regardless of domain.
-
Moving toward a need-to-collaborate culture for national security space
Here are four ways to balance secrecy and collaboration among the public and private national security space community.
-
Here’s what the Space Development Agency wants from its first 10 satellites
With the transport layer, the Space Development Agency wants to build a space-based mesh network that will ultimately enable on-orbit sensors to pass data to shooters in near-real time.
-
Northrop Grumman bullish on future of on-orbit servicing
After a successful first mission, CEO and President Kathy Warden says satellite servicing “will be a robust and growing market for us.”
-
SEAKR moving forward with DARPA’s Pit Boss project
The company says DARPA has selected it as the sole prime for an autonomous mission management solution for Project Blackjack.
-
Will the small launch market survive COVID-19? The Pentagon has concerns
The Space Force Acquisition Council is sending out a survey to industry to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the market and what the Department of Defense can do to support vulnerable sectors.
-
RAND report backs up Space Force’s plan for only two heavy launch providers
The Space and Missile Systems Center is touting a new report produced by the think tank Rand that recommends the Space Force plan for only two domestic heavy lift launch providers in the long term.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is one step closer to a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System remains on track for launch in 2021.
-
Will commercial and military launch programs ever be truly complementary?
History has proven that no commercial launch service provider can succeed without having an anchor government customer.
-
Lockheed Martin to integrate Project Blackjack satellites
The company will perform the first phase of work on the satellite demonstration project that will inform the Space Development Agency’s vast proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
How low-Earth orbit satellites will enable connectivity across all domains of warfare
Once in place, the Space Development Agency’s space-based mesh network will facilitate near-real time connections between sensors and shooters, regardless of domain.
-
Moving toward a need-to-collaborate culture for national security space
Here are four ways to balance secrecy and collaboration among the public and private national security space community.
-
Here’s what the Space Development Agency wants from its first 10 satellites
With the transport layer, the Space Development Agency wants to build a space-based mesh network that will ultimately enable on-orbit sensors to pass data to shooters in near-real time.
-
Northrop Grumman bullish on future of on-orbit servicing
After a successful first mission, CEO and President Kathy Warden says satellite servicing “will be a robust and growing market for us.”
-
SEAKR moving forward with DARPA’s Pit Boss project
The company says DARPA has selected it as the sole prime for an autonomous mission management solution for Project Blackjack.
-
Will the small launch market survive COVID-19? The Pentagon has concerns
The Space Force Acquisition Council is sending out a survey to industry to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the market and what the Department of Defense can do to support vulnerable sectors.
-
RAND report backs up Space Force’s plan for only two heavy launch providers
The Space and Missile Systems Center is touting a new report produced by the think tank Rand that recommends the Space Force plan for only two domestic heavy lift launch providers in the long term.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is one step closer to a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System remains on track for launch in 2021.
-
Will commercial and military launch programs ever be truly complementary?
History has proven that no commercial launch service provider can succeed without having an anchor government customer.
-
Lockheed Martin to integrate Project Blackjack satellites
The company will perform the first phase of work on the satellite demonstration project that will inform the Space Development Agency’s vast proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
