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4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
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A Pentagon experiment to process the torrent of data from space
A Ball Aerospace and Microsoft collaboration could provide a cloud solution for the Air Force’s CASINO program.
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The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
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Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
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How will the Air Force get the weather data it needs from space?
The Air Force is ditching its plans for a free flyer space vehicle for weather data and has submitted an informal plan to move to a proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
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A new orbit for some of the Pentagon’s missile warning satellites
Space and Missile Systems Center leaders said they wanted a hybrid architecture for Next Gen OPIR, with satellites in geosynchronous and low earth orbits.
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Should the Air Force spend even more on missile warning satellites?
The Senate Appropriations Committee wants to bring funding for a next-generation early warning missile defense satellite to almost $2 billion.
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NRO and US Space Command test out new relationship
A recent exercise allowed the National Reconnaissance Office and US Space Command to test out a new agreement for defending the nation’s spy satellites during a conflict in space.
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Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
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4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
-
A Pentagon experiment to process the torrent of data from space
A Ball Aerospace and Microsoft collaboration could provide a cloud solution for the Air Force’s CASINO program.
-
The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
-
Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
-
Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
-
How will the Air Force get the weather data it needs from space?
The Air Force is ditching its plans for a free flyer space vehicle for weather data and has submitted an informal plan to move to a proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
A new orbit for some of the Pentagon’s missile warning satellites
Space and Missile Systems Center leaders said they wanted a hybrid architecture for Next Gen OPIR, with satellites in geosynchronous and low earth orbits.
-
Should the Air Force spend even more on missile warning satellites?
The Senate Appropriations Committee wants to bring funding for a next-generation early warning missile defense satellite to almost $2 billion.
-
NRO and US Space Command test out new relationship
A recent exercise allowed the National Reconnaissance Office and US Space Command to test out a new agreement for defending the nation’s spy satellites during a conflict in space.
-
Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
-
4 questions with the Space Development Agency’s acting director
Derek Tournear has led the SDA since June.
-
A Pentagon experiment to process the torrent of data from space
A Ball Aerospace and Microsoft collaboration could provide a cloud solution for the Air Force’s CASINO program.
-
The Space Development Agency’s plans have changed. Here are the revisions.
Some satellites are going higher than originally planned, according to the acting director of the Space Development Agency.
-
Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
-
Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
-
How will the Air Force get the weather data it needs from space?
The Air Force is ditching its plans for a free flyer space vehicle for weather data and has submitted an informal plan to move to a proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
A new orbit for some of the Pentagon’s missile warning satellites
Space and Missile Systems Center leaders said they wanted a hybrid architecture for Next Gen OPIR, with satellites in geosynchronous and low earth orbits.
-
Should the Air Force spend even more on missile warning satellites?
The Senate Appropriations Committee wants to bring funding for a next-generation early warning missile defense satellite to almost $2 billion.
-
NRO and US Space Command test out new relationship
A recent exercise allowed the National Reconnaissance Office and US Space Command to test out a new agreement for defending the nation’s spy satellites during a conflict in space.
-
Northrop denies Boeing’s request to join ICBM replacement team
Northrop Grumman has rebuffed a request by Boeing to team up to develop America’s next intercontinental ballistic missile.
