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Orbit Fab ships first satellite refueling ports to Space Force
The company’s RAFTI port is designed to be installed on satellites to allow them to receive propellant either in space or on the ground before launch.
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Space Command seeks $1.2 billion to counter threats in orbit
The bulk of the request would support classified programs to develop capabilities aimed at fending off aggression from China and Russia.
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Replicator gets $200 million in newly released defense spending bill
The number is far less than Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks predicted earlier this month but may hint at a two-track funding approach.
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Defense Innovation Unit would get major funding boost in spending bill
The compromise version of the fiscal 2024 defense spending bill would grow DIU’s funding to $983 million — up from the $191 million enacted the prior year.
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First round of Replicator to heavily feature Army systems, Bush says
Army acquisition chief Doug Bush said the service is the “biggest player” in the first tranche of the Pentagon’s Replicator effort.
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Northrop, DARPA envision moon ‘railroad’ for lunar logistics
The company’s work will focus on identifying the interfaces, resources and funding needed to build such a lunar rail system.
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Stratolaunch sets sights on hypersonic speeds for next Talon-A test
Stratolaunch aims to achieve hypersonic speeds and demonstrate reusability during its second powered Talon-A mission, slated for later this year.
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Pentagon may build a second track for hypersonic ground testing
George Rumford, director of the Test Resource Management Center, told lawmakers this week the effort to build a new high-speed track is in the study phase.
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Pentagon trims tech research funding request; AI, networking flat
The Defense Department is seeking $143.2 billion in research and development money for the coming fiscal year, documents published March 11 show.
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Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.
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Orbit Fab ships first satellite refueling ports to Space Force
The company’s RAFTI port is designed to be installed on satellites to allow them to receive propellant either in space or on the ground before launch.
-
Space Command seeks $1.2 billion to counter threats in orbit
The bulk of the request would support classified programs to develop capabilities aimed at fending off aggression from China and Russia.
-
Replicator gets $200 million in newly released defense spending bill
The number is far less than Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks predicted earlier this month but may hint at a two-track funding approach.
-
Defense Innovation Unit would get major funding boost in spending bill
The compromise version of the fiscal 2024 defense spending bill would grow DIU’s funding to $983 million — up from the $191 million enacted the prior year.
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First round of Replicator to heavily feature Army systems, Bush says
Army acquisition chief Doug Bush said the service is the “biggest player” in the first tranche of the Pentagon’s Replicator effort.
-
Northrop, DARPA envision moon ‘railroad’ for lunar logistics
The company’s work will focus on identifying the interfaces, resources and funding needed to build such a lunar rail system.
-
Stratolaunch sets sights on hypersonic speeds for next Talon-A test
Stratolaunch aims to achieve hypersonic speeds and demonstrate reusability during its second powered Talon-A mission, slated for later this year.
-
Pentagon may build a second track for hypersonic ground testing
George Rumford, director of the Test Resource Management Center, told lawmakers this week the effort to build a new high-speed track is in the study phase.
-
Pentagon trims tech research funding request; AI, networking flat
The Defense Department is seeking $143.2 billion in research and development money for the coming fiscal year, documents published March 11 show.
-
Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.
-
Orbit Fab ships first satellite refueling ports to Space Force
The company’s RAFTI port is designed to be installed on satellites to allow them to receive propellant either in space or on the ground before launch.
-
Space Command seeks $1.2 billion to counter threats in orbit
The bulk of the request would support classified programs to develop capabilities aimed at fending off aggression from China and Russia.
-
Replicator gets $200 million in newly released defense spending bill
The number is far less than Deputy Secretary Kathleen Hicks predicted earlier this month but may hint at a two-track funding approach.
-
Defense Innovation Unit would get major funding boost in spending bill
The compromise version of the fiscal 2024 defense spending bill would grow DIU’s funding to $983 million — up from the $191 million enacted the prior year.
-
First round of Replicator to heavily feature Army systems, Bush says
Army acquisition chief Doug Bush said the service is the “biggest player” in the first tranche of the Pentagon’s Replicator effort.
-
Northrop, DARPA envision moon ‘railroad’ for lunar logistics
The company’s work will focus on identifying the interfaces, resources and funding needed to build such a lunar rail system.
-
Stratolaunch sets sights on hypersonic speeds for next Talon-A test
Stratolaunch aims to achieve hypersonic speeds and demonstrate reusability during its second powered Talon-A mission, slated for later this year.
-
Pentagon may build a second track for hypersonic ground testing
George Rumford, director of the Test Resource Management Center, told lawmakers this week the effort to build a new high-speed track is in the study phase.
-
Pentagon trims tech research funding request; AI, networking flat
The Defense Department is seeking $143.2 billion in research and development money for the coming fiscal year, documents published March 11 show.
-
Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.
