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China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
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Why stratospheric balloons are used in era of space-based intelligence
Experts say balloons loitering at high altitudes can offer some advantages over satellites and drones — and could at least augment ISR capabilities.
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Space Force object tracking upgrade delayed by engineering challenges
The capability, which will allow the system to decommission its 1970s-era C2 system, was supposed to be delivered at the end of last year.
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The Pentagon must make a culture shift to embrace innovation
A culture of innovation is fundamental to acquiring, adopting and scaling new technologies that will give our men and women in uniform the advantage.
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Space Force chief calls for tighter link between operators and buyers
Gen. Chance Saltzman told reporters today he wants space operators to be more involved in shaping plans for future systems and defining training needs.
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Capella Space creates US government-focused subsidiary
Capella Federal will build on its parent company’s work with the National Reconnaissance Office the U.S. Space Force and other agencies.
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L3Harris delivers experimental navigation satellite
The delivery brings the lab closer to conducting the first U.S. positioning, navigation and timing experiment in almost 50 years.
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US Space Command’s Shaw sees need for rapid, responsive launch
Lt. Gen. John Shaw said this week there’s a growing need for on-demand launch capabilities that can be leveraged to replace or augment satellites.
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Japan launches intel satellite to watch North Korea, disasters
The H2A rocket, launched by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, successfully lifted off from the Tanegashima Space Center in southwestern Japan.
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NATO’s forthcoming space center for excellence hits key milestone
Representatives from 15 nations in the alliance signed an operational memorandum of understanding Jan. 18 in Paris.
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China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
-
Why stratospheric balloons are used in era of space-based intelligence
Experts say balloons loitering at high altitudes can offer some advantages over satellites and drones — and could at least augment ISR capabilities.
-
Space Force object tracking upgrade delayed by engineering challenges
The capability, which will allow the system to decommission its 1970s-era C2 system, was supposed to be delivered at the end of last year.
-
The Pentagon must make a culture shift to embrace innovation
A culture of innovation is fundamental to acquiring, adopting and scaling new technologies that will give our men and women in uniform the advantage.
-
Space Force chief calls for tighter link between operators and buyers
Gen. Chance Saltzman told reporters today he wants space operators to be more involved in shaping plans for future systems and defining training needs.
-
Capella Space creates US government-focused subsidiary
Capella Federal will build on its parent company’s work with the National Reconnaissance Office the U.S. Space Force and other agencies.
-
L3Harris delivers experimental navigation satellite
The delivery brings the lab closer to conducting the first U.S. positioning, navigation and timing experiment in almost 50 years.
-
US Space Command’s Shaw sees need for rapid, responsive launch
Lt. Gen. John Shaw said this week there’s a growing need for on-demand launch capabilities that can be leveraged to replace or augment satellites.
-
Japan launches intel satellite to watch North Korea, disasters
The H2A rocket, launched by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, successfully lifted off from the Tanegashima Space Center in southwestern Japan.
-
NATO’s forthcoming space center for excellence hits key milestone
Representatives from 15 nations in the alliance signed an operational memorandum of understanding Jan. 18 in Paris.
-
China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
-
Why stratospheric balloons are used in era of space-based intelligence
Experts say balloons loitering at high altitudes can offer some advantages over satellites and drones — and could at least augment ISR capabilities.
-
Space Force object tracking upgrade delayed by engineering challenges
The capability, which will allow the system to decommission its 1970s-era C2 system, was supposed to be delivered at the end of last year.
-
The Pentagon must make a culture shift to embrace innovation
A culture of innovation is fundamental to acquiring, adopting and scaling new technologies that will give our men and women in uniform the advantage.
-
Space Force chief calls for tighter link between operators and buyers
Gen. Chance Saltzman told reporters today he wants space operators to be more involved in shaping plans for future systems and defining training needs.
-
Capella Space creates US government-focused subsidiary
Capella Federal will build on its parent company’s work with the National Reconnaissance Office the U.S. Space Force and other agencies.
-
L3Harris delivers experimental navigation satellite
The delivery brings the lab closer to conducting the first U.S. positioning, navigation and timing experiment in almost 50 years.
-
US Space Command’s Shaw sees need for rapid, responsive launch
Lt. Gen. John Shaw said this week there’s a growing need for on-demand launch capabilities that can be leveraged to replace or augment satellites.
-
Japan launches intel satellite to watch North Korea, disasters
The H2A rocket, launched by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, successfully lifted off from the Tanegashima Space Center in southwestern Japan.
-
NATO’s forthcoming space center for excellence hits key milestone
Representatives from 15 nations in the alliance signed an operational memorandum of understanding Jan. 18 in Paris.
