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Why Northrop Grumman didn’t bid in the GPS III satellite, F-35 contests
Northrop’s public acknowledgement of a no bid means Lockheed Martin is the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition.
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Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
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Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
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Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
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Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
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High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
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A new target for hackers? Satellites
Government and commercial satellite operators are increasingly the target of hackers, who are looking for inexpensive, but effective ways to limit space capabilities, according to a new report.
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The sneaky ways China and Russia could threaten US satellites
Kinetic attacks in space are still possible, but nations are looking more towards electronic warfare and cyber attacks, a report has concluded.
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Why didn’t any nation fire at the falling Chinese space station?
The Tiangong-1 Chinese space station carried the same hydrazine propellant used in a faulty satellite in 2008 that the U.S. cited as the cause to shoot it down.
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Why the national security space community is studying the Chinese space station that just crashed into the Pacific
The national security space community is interested in the Chinese space station that entered Earth’s atmosphere Sunday.
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Why Northrop Grumman didn’t bid in the GPS III satellite, F-35 contests
Northrop’s public acknowledgement of a no bid means Lockheed Martin is the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition.
-
Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
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Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
-
Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
-
Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
-
High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
-
A new target for hackers? Satellites
Government and commercial satellite operators are increasingly the target of hackers, who are looking for inexpensive, but effective ways to limit space capabilities, according to a new report.
-
The sneaky ways China and Russia could threaten US satellites
Kinetic attacks in space are still possible, but nations are looking more towards electronic warfare and cyber attacks, a report has concluded.
-
Why didn’t any nation fire at the falling Chinese space station?
The Tiangong-1 Chinese space station carried the same hydrazine propellant used in a faulty satellite in 2008 that the U.S. cited as the cause to shoot it down.
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Why the national security space community is studying the Chinese space station that just crashed into the Pacific
The national security space community is interested in the Chinese space station that entered Earth’s atmosphere Sunday.
-
Why Northrop Grumman didn’t bid in the GPS III satellite, F-35 contests
Northrop’s public acknowledgement of a no bid means Lockheed Martin is the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition.
-
Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
-
Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
-
Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
-
Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
-
High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
-
A new target for hackers? Satellites
Government and commercial satellite operators are increasingly the target of hackers, who are looking for inexpensive, but effective ways to limit space capabilities, according to a new report.
-
The sneaky ways China and Russia could threaten US satellites
Kinetic attacks in space are still possible, but nations are looking more towards electronic warfare and cyber attacks, a report has concluded.
-
Why didn’t any nation fire at the falling Chinese space station?
The Tiangong-1 Chinese space station carried the same hydrazine propellant used in a faulty satellite in 2008 that the U.S. cited as the cause to shoot it down.
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Why the national security space community is studying the Chinese space station that just crashed into the Pacific
The national security space community is interested in the Chinese space station that entered Earth’s atmosphere Sunday.
