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UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
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What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
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Is this the new wave of submerged communications?
A new technique would allow submarines to communicate with aerial drones while remaining submerged.
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New technology promises more efficient spectrum use
A new technology can make radios ignore the signals of their own broadcasting, allowing for more simultaneous communication and expanding the available spectrum.
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NSA approves communicator for Five Eyes special forces
NSA approves new secure communication device for immediate adoption by special forces.
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Air Force’s next GPS satellite ready to boost accuracy, anti-jamming capabilities
Lockheed’s Martin second GPS III satellite has passed all of the U.S. Air Force’s technical and safety tests and is ready to be launched, likely in 2019, according to a company statement Aug. 21.
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Sprint toward new missile-warning satellites begins with first contract award to Lockheed
The contract sets Lockheed up to launch the first satellite in 2023.
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State Department concerned over Russian satellite’s behavior
A Russian satellite made a series of maneuvers in October 2017 that was “inconsistent” with its expected behavior and marks “a very troubling development,” a top U.S. diplomat said during a speech Aug. 14.
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Pentagon chief defends his reversal on Space Force, says it’s the right thing to do
Mattis says he wanted to define what’s needed before rushing in to it.
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Alabama company awarded $522M Army contract for inflatable antennas
An Alabama company has a five-year, $522 million extension to an Army contract for inflatable satellite antenna systems.
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UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
-
What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
-
Is this the new wave of submerged communications?
A new technique would allow submarines to communicate with aerial drones while remaining submerged.
-
New technology promises more efficient spectrum use
A new technology can make radios ignore the signals of their own broadcasting, allowing for more simultaneous communication and expanding the available spectrum.
-
NSA approves communicator for Five Eyes special forces
NSA approves new secure communication device for immediate adoption by special forces.
-
Air Force’s next GPS satellite ready to boost accuracy, anti-jamming capabilities
Lockheed’s Martin second GPS III satellite has passed all of the U.S. Air Force’s technical and safety tests and is ready to be launched, likely in 2019, according to a company statement Aug. 21.
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Sprint toward new missile-warning satellites begins with first contract award to Lockheed
The contract sets Lockheed up to launch the first satellite in 2023.
-
State Department concerned over Russian satellite’s behavior
A Russian satellite made a series of maneuvers in October 2017 that was “inconsistent” with its expected behavior and marks “a very troubling development,” a top U.S. diplomat said during a speech Aug. 14.
-
Pentagon chief defends his reversal on Space Force, says it’s the right thing to do
Mattis says he wanted to define what’s needed before rushing in to it.
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Alabama company awarded $522M Army contract for inflatable antennas
An Alabama company has a five-year, $522 million extension to an Army contract for inflatable satellite antenna systems.
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UK eyes alternative to Galileo satellite system as Brexit row widens
The Brexit squabble has snared Britain’s fast-growing space industry, which has been excluded by the EU from bidding for further Galileo-related contracts.
-
What will top the Space Force to-do list?
If Congress moves forward with a Space Force, protecting GPS satellites will inevitably be one of the service’s top priorities. Here’s why …
-
Is this the new wave of submerged communications?
A new technique would allow submarines to communicate with aerial drones while remaining submerged.
-
New technology promises more efficient spectrum use
A new technology can make radios ignore the signals of their own broadcasting, allowing for more simultaneous communication and expanding the available spectrum.
-
NSA approves communicator for Five Eyes special forces
NSA approves new secure communication device for immediate adoption by special forces.
-
Air Force’s next GPS satellite ready to boost accuracy, anti-jamming capabilities
Lockheed’s Martin second GPS III satellite has passed all of the U.S. Air Force’s technical and safety tests and is ready to be launched, likely in 2019, according to a company statement Aug. 21.
-
Sprint toward new missile-warning satellites begins with first contract award to Lockheed
The contract sets Lockheed up to launch the first satellite in 2023.
-
State Department concerned over Russian satellite’s behavior
A Russian satellite made a series of maneuvers in October 2017 that was “inconsistent” with its expected behavior and marks “a very troubling development,” a top U.S. diplomat said during a speech Aug. 14.
-
Pentagon chief defends his reversal on Space Force, says it’s the right thing to do
Mattis says he wanted to define what’s needed before rushing in to it.
-
Alabama company awarded $522M Army contract for inflatable antennas
An Alabama company has a five-year, $522 million extension to an Army contract for inflatable satellite antenna systems.
