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Space Force chief sees larger role for commercial industry in its missions
“Almost every mission that we do in space has a commercially viable path,” Gen. Jay Raymond said.
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GEOINT provider BlackSky to go public through merger with investment company
The company will be listed publicly following a $1.5 billion merger with a special purpose acquisition company this summer.
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Space Force says new anti-jamming upgrade coming in 2022
The mitigation and anti-jam enhancement program will provide advanced support for Wideband Global SATCOM.
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Space Operations Command taps LinQuest for support
Under the $200 million contract, LinQuest will provide support for Space Operations Command, which oversees the operations of military constellations like the Advanced Extremely High Frequency communications satellites.
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L3Harris leaped from tracking weather to tracking missiles, cracking a competitive field
An accidental discovery in 2017 set L3Harris on a multiyear journey to build hypersonic missile tracking satellites for the military.
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SDA to launch several demonstration satellites in 2021
The agency is slated to begin launching its satellites in 2022, but first it plans to send up several demonstration satellites to pave the way for various technologies.
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Pentagon science office launches program to develop manufacturing in space … and on the moon
Building in space or on the moon could help overcome the limitations of placing large structures in orbit through rocket launches, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency says.
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British military’s space campaign picks up steam with ‘Skynet’ upgrade
Space programs are expected to be among the winners as the UK government plans to pump additional money into the defense budget in 2021 and beyond.
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For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions
Dan Gelston, CAE’s defense and security group president, expects the company to expand its offerings in the next 18-24 months.
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In year two, the Space Force is focused on international partnerships
Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said the service will work on integrating with allies and establishing norms for behavior for space.
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Space Force chief sees larger role for commercial industry in its missions
“Almost every mission that we do in space has a commercially viable path,” Gen. Jay Raymond said.
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GEOINT provider BlackSky to go public through merger with investment company
The company will be listed publicly following a $1.5 billion merger with a special purpose acquisition company this summer.
-
Space Force says new anti-jamming upgrade coming in 2022
The mitigation and anti-jam enhancement program will provide advanced support for Wideband Global SATCOM.
-
Space Operations Command taps LinQuest for support
Under the $200 million contract, LinQuest will provide support for Space Operations Command, which oversees the operations of military constellations like the Advanced Extremely High Frequency communications satellites.
-
L3Harris leaped from tracking weather to tracking missiles, cracking a competitive field
An accidental discovery in 2017 set L3Harris on a multiyear journey to build hypersonic missile tracking satellites for the military.
-
SDA to launch several demonstration satellites in 2021
The agency is slated to begin launching its satellites in 2022, but first it plans to send up several demonstration satellites to pave the way for various technologies.
-
Pentagon science office launches program to develop manufacturing in space … and on the moon
Building in space or on the moon could help overcome the limitations of placing large structures in orbit through rocket launches, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency says.
-
British military’s space campaign picks up steam with ‘Skynet’ upgrade
Space programs are expected to be among the winners as the UK government plans to pump additional money into the defense budget in 2021 and beyond.
-
For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions
Dan Gelston, CAE’s defense and security group president, expects the company to expand its offerings in the next 18-24 months.
-
In year two, the Space Force is focused on international partnerships
Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said the service will work on integrating with allies and establishing norms for behavior for space.
-
Space Force chief sees larger role for commercial industry in its missions
“Almost every mission that we do in space has a commercially viable path,” Gen. Jay Raymond said.
-
GEOINT provider BlackSky to go public through merger with investment company
The company will be listed publicly following a $1.5 billion merger with a special purpose acquisition company this summer.
-
Space Force says new anti-jamming upgrade coming in 2022
The mitigation and anti-jam enhancement program will provide advanced support for Wideband Global SATCOM.
-
Space Operations Command taps LinQuest for support
Under the $200 million contract, LinQuest will provide support for Space Operations Command, which oversees the operations of military constellations like the Advanced Extremely High Frequency communications satellites.
-
L3Harris leaped from tracking weather to tracking missiles, cracking a competitive field
An accidental discovery in 2017 set L3Harris on a multiyear journey to build hypersonic missile tracking satellites for the military.
-
SDA to launch several demonstration satellites in 2021
The agency is slated to begin launching its satellites in 2022, but first it plans to send up several demonstration satellites to pave the way for various technologies.
-
Pentagon science office launches program to develop manufacturing in space … and on the moon
Building in space or on the moon could help overcome the limitations of placing large structures in orbit through rocket launches, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency says.
-
British military’s space campaign picks up steam with ‘Skynet’ upgrade
Space programs are expected to be among the winners as the UK government plans to pump additional money into the defense budget in 2021 and beyond.
-
For CAE the future means expansion in cyber, space and more defense acquisitions
Dan Gelston, CAE’s defense and security group president, expects the company to expand its offerings in the next 18-24 months.
-
In year two, the Space Force is focused on international partnerships
Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said the service will work on integrating with allies and establishing norms for behavior for space.
