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US Space Force won’t say it why it delayed an upcoming Wide-Field-of-View Testbed launch
The service said it is working to find a new launch date for the experimental satellite, which will shape requirements for future Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
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France puts space at top of national — and European — security priorities
France is using its temporary role leading the European Council presidency to emphasize the operational domain’s importance across the continent.
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Proposed Space Development Agency funding boost falls short of earlier request
The $550 million increase for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer satellites is $200 million less than what Senate appropriators proposed in an earlier bill.
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Space Force reveals new structure for acquisition command
The new structure organizes Space Systems Command around mission-focused offices rather than enterprise-oriented offices.
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US Air Force not concerned about Russia’s decision to halt rocket engine sales, support
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall told reporters he’s confident the Department of Defense will maintain assured access to space despite Russia’s decision to cut off sales of its RD-180 rocket engine.
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Lockheed, Northrop choose payloads for Space Force missile warning satellites
The companies’ selections solidify the payload providers for the first five Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
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New agreement aims to bolster US Army, Space Force cooperation on architecture requirements
Signed in February, the memorandum of agreement will make sure Army and Space Force requirements for tactical space capabilities are aligned.
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North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
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Space Development Agency awards $1.8 billion to build out satellite communications layer
The agency awarded approximately $1.8 billion to three companies who will help expand its on-orbit transport network.
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US space officials expect Russia, Ukraine conflict to extend into space
Officials say that while it’s not clear what form Russian actions in space may take, “it’s better to be prepared than surprised.”
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US Space Force won’t say it why it delayed an upcoming Wide-Field-of-View Testbed launch
The service said it is working to find a new launch date for the experimental satellite, which will shape requirements for future Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
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France puts space at top of national — and European — security priorities
France is using its temporary role leading the European Council presidency to emphasize the operational domain’s importance across the continent.
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Proposed Space Development Agency funding boost falls short of earlier request
The $550 million increase for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer satellites is $200 million less than what Senate appropriators proposed in an earlier bill.
-
Space Force reveals new structure for acquisition command
The new structure organizes Space Systems Command around mission-focused offices rather than enterprise-oriented offices.
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US Air Force not concerned about Russia’s decision to halt rocket engine sales, support
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall told reporters he’s confident the Department of Defense will maintain assured access to space despite Russia’s decision to cut off sales of its RD-180 rocket engine.
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Lockheed, Northrop choose payloads for Space Force missile warning satellites
The companies’ selections solidify the payload providers for the first five Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
-
New agreement aims to bolster US Army, Space Force cooperation on architecture requirements
Signed in February, the memorandum of agreement will make sure Army and Space Force requirements for tactical space capabilities are aligned.
-
North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
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Space Development Agency awards $1.8 billion to build out satellite communications layer
The agency awarded approximately $1.8 billion to three companies who will help expand its on-orbit transport network.
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US space officials expect Russia, Ukraine conflict to extend into space
Officials say that while it’s not clear what form Russian actions in space may take, “it’s better to be prepared than surprised.”
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US Space Force won’t say it why it delayed an upcoming Wide-Field-of-View Testbed launch
The service said it is working to find a new launch date for the experimental satellite, which will shape requirements for future Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
-
France puts space at top of national — and European — security priorities
France is using its temporary role leading the European Council presidency to emphasize the operational domain’s importance across the continent.
-
Proposed Space Development Agency funding boost falls short of earlier request
The $550 million increase for the Space Development Agency’s Tracking Layer satellites is $200 million less than what Senate appropriators proposed in an earlier bill.
-
Space Force reveals new structure for acquisition command
The new structure organizes Space Systems Command around mission-focused offices rather than enterprise-oriented offices.
-
US Air Force not concerned about Russia’s decision to halt rocket engine sales, support
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall told reporters he’s confident the Department of Defense will maintain assured access to space despite Russia’s decision to cut off sales of its RD-180 rocket engine.
-
Lockheed, Northrop choose payloads for Space Force missile warning satellites
The companies’ selections solidify the payload providers for the first five Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellites.
-
New agreement aims to bolster US Army, Space Force cooperation on architecture requirements
Signed in February, the memorandum of agreement will make sure Army and Space Force requirements for tactical space capabilities are aligned.
-
North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
-
Space Development Agency awards $1.8 billion to build out satellite communications layer
The agency awarded approximately $1.8 billion to three companies who will help expand its on-orbit transport network.
-
US space officials expect Russia, Ukraine conflict to extend into space
Officials say that while it’s not clear what form Russian actions in space may take, “it’s better to be prepared than surprised.”
