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Trump administration releases national space policy
The policy cements the newly established U.S. Space Force’s role, while further clarifying the outgoing administration’s approach to national security in space.
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Space Operations Command takes over final AEHF satellite
The sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites is expected to receive operational acceptance by the end of the year.
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Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
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This company wants to launch satellites into space via drone
The reusable drone will be able to launch small payloads into low Earth orbit with a 180 minute turnaround time, potentially providing a much-desired responsive launch solution for the Department of Defense.
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Fourth GPS III satellite receives operational acceptance in record time
The addition of the satellite to the GPS constellation marks another step toward making M-Code — a more robust GPS signal for military use — available to the war fighter.
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The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is ready for a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous satellite in the Space Based Infrared System constellation is officially complete and ready for its 2021 launch, according to the U.S. Space Force.
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Cross-agency plans for space cybersecurity will strengthen the US in all domains
Just as cybersecurity has become an integrated element of terrestrial goods and services, the same level of resiliency and safeguards must apply in space.
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Could an on-orbit gas station extend the lives of military satellites?
A new space-based fuel depot built by Orbit Fab could provide a unique refueling opportunity for future military satellites.
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Orolia begins selling M-Code-capable GPS receivers
GPS III satellites are capable of broadcasting the M-Code signal, but the U.S. military needs an M-Code-capable ground system and receivers to get the new signal into the hands of troops.
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Allies begin ordering M-Code-enabled GPS receivers
M-Code is a highly anticipated anti-spoofing, anti-jamming GPS signal designated for military use. Currently, there are 23 GPS satellites on orbit capable of broadcasting M-Code.
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Trump administration releases national space policy
The policy cements the newly established U.S. Space Force’s role, while further clarifying the outgoing administration’s approach to national security in space.
-
Space Operations Command takes over final AEHF satellite
The sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites is expected to receive operational acceptance by the end of the year.
-
Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
-
This company wants to launch satellites into space via drone
The reusable drone will be able to launch small payloads into low Earth orbit with a 180 minute turnaround time, potentially providing a much-desired responsive launch solution for the Department of Defense.
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Fourth GPS III satellite receives operational acceptance in record time
The addition of the satellite to the GPS constellation marks another step toward making M-Code — a more robust GPS signal for military use — available to the war fighter.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is ready for a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous satellite in the Space Based Infrared System constellation is officially complete and ready for its 2021 launch, according to the U.S. Space Force.
-
Cross-agency plans for space cybersecurity will strengthen the US in all domains
Just as cybersecurity has become an integrated element of terrestrial goods and services, the same level of resiliency and safeguards must apply in space.
-
Could an on-orbit gas station extend the lives of military satellites?
A new space-based fuel depot built by Orbit Fab could provide a unique refueling opportunity for future military satellites.
-
Orolia begins selling M-Code-capable GPS receivers
GPS III satellites are capable of broadcasting the M-Code signal, but the U.S. military needs an M-Code-capable ground system and receivers to get the new signal into the hands of troops.
-
Allies begin ordering M-Code-enabled GPS receivers
M-Code is a highly anticipated anti-spoofing, anti-jamming GPS signal designated for military use. Currently, there are 23 GPS satellites on orbit capable of broadcasting M-Code.
-
Trump administration releases national space policy
The policy cements the newly established U.S. Space Force’s role, while further clarifying the outgoing administration’s approach to national security in space.
-
Space Operations Command takes over final AEHF satellite
The sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellites is expected to receive operational acceptance by the end of the year.
-
Space Force declares anti-spoofing GPS signal operational
The U.S. Space Force has declared operational acceptance for M-Code Early Use.
-
This company wants to launch satellites into space via drone
The reusable drone will be able to launch small payloads into low Earth orbit with a 180 minute turnaround time, potentially providing a much-desired responsive launch solution for the Department of Defense.
-
Fourth GPS III satellite receives operational acceptance in record time
The addition of the satellite to the GPS constellation marks another step toward making M-Code — a more robust GPS signal for military use — available to the war fighter.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is ready for a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous satellite in the Space Based Infrared System constellation is officially complete and ready for its 2021 launch, according to the U.S. Space Force.
-
Cross-agency plans for space cybersecurity will strengthen the US in all domains
Just as cybersecurity has become an integrated element of terrestrial goods and services, the same level of resiliency and safeguards must apply in space.
-
Could an on-orbit gas station extend the lives of military satellites?
A new space-based fuel depot built by Orbit Fab could provide a unique refueling opportunity for future military satellites.
-
Orolia begins selling M-Code-capable GPS receivers
GPS III satellites are capable of broadcasting the M-Code signal, but the U.S. military needs an M-Code-capable ground system and receivers to get the new signal into the hands of troops.
-
Allies begin ordering M-Code-enabled GPS receivers
M-Code is a highly anticipated anti-spoofing, anti-jamming GPS signal designated for military use. Currently, there are 23 GPS satellites on orbit capable of broadcasting M-Code.
