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RAND report backs up Space Force’s plan for only two heavy launch providers
The Space and Missile Systems Center is touting a new report produced by the think tank Rand that recommends the Space Force plan for only two domestic heavy lift launch providers in the long term.
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The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is one step closer to a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System remains on track for launch in 2021.
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The NRO wants to ensure its data can be fed directly to the war fighter
The National Reconnaissance Office says it wants its data incorporated into the Department of Defense’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control system.
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Lockheed Martin to integrate Project Blackjack satellites
The company will perform the first phase of work on the satellite demonstration project that will inform the Space Development Agency’s vast proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
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Space Force surveillance telescope achieves first light in Australia
Recently relocated from White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, the Space Surveillance Telescope will expand the U.S. Space Force’s electro-optical coverage of objects in geosynchronous orbit.
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Upcoming report to Congress on space acquisition expected to be ‘groundbreaking’
The U.S. Space Force vice commander says the acquisition plan will be bold.
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Boeing completes new microsatellite prototype for the Space Force
The company claims it was able to complete the TETRA-1 microsatellite prototype 60 percent faster than previous missions.
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With pandemic, NGA is pushing more work to the unclassified level
To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to their workforce, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is making it easier for its employees and contractors to work from home.
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AI could transform open source intelligence in the developing world
Open source intelligence requires different techniques in nations with limited smartphone use.
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Ball hits milestone with weather satellite for military operations
The satellite will be used to gather information on ocean surface vector winds, tropical cyclone intensity and space weather in support of military operations.
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RAND report backs up Space Force’s plan for only two heavy launch providers
The Space and Missile Systems Center is touting a new report produced by the think tank Rand that recommends the Space Force plan for only two domestic heavy lift launch providers in the long term.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is one step closer to a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System remains on track for launch in 2021.
-
The NRO wants to ensure its data can be fed directly to the war fighter
The National Reconnaissance Office says it wants its data incorporated into the Department of Defense’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control system.
-
Lockheed Martin to integrate Project Blackjack satellites
The company will perform the first phase of work on the satellite demonstration project that will inform the Space Development Agency’s vast proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
Space Force surveillance telescope achieves first light in Australia
Recently relocated from White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, the Space Surveillance Telescope will expand the U.S. Space Force’s electro-optical coverage of objects in geosynchronous orbit.
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Upcoming report to Congress on space acquisition expected to be ‘groundbreaking’
The U.S. Space Force vice commander says the acquisition plan will be bold.
-
Boeing completes new microsatellite prototype for the Space Force
The company claims it was able to complete the TETRA-1 microsatellite prototype 60 percent faster than previous missions.
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With pandemic, NGA is pushing more work to the unclassified level
To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to their workforce, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is making it easier for its employees and contractors to work from home.
-
AI could transform open source intelligence in the developing world
Open source intelligence requires different techniques in nations with limited smartphone use.
-
Ball hits milestone with weather satellite for military operations
The satellite will be used to gather information on ocean surface vector winds, tropical cyclone intensity and space weather in support of military operations.
-
RAND report backs up Space Force’s plan for only two heavy launch providers
The Space and Missile Systems Center is touting a new report produced by the think tank Rand that recommends the Space Force plan for only two domestic heavy lift launch providers in the long term.
-
The Space Force’s next missile warning satellite is one step closer to a 2021 launch
The fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System remains on track for launch in 2021.
-
The NRO wants to ensure its data can be fed directly to the war fighter
The National Reconnaissance Office says it wants its data incorporated into the Department of Defense’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control system.
-
Lockheed Martin to integrate Project Blackjack satellites
The company will perform the first phase of work on the satellite demonstration project that will inform the Space Development Agency’s vast proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
Space Force surveillance telescope achieves first light in Australia
Recently relocated from White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, the Space Surveillance Telescope will expand the U.S. Space Force’s electro-optical coverage of objects in geosynchronous orbit.
-
Upcoming report to Congress on space acquisition expected to be ‘groundbreaking’
The U.S. Space Force vice commander says the acquisition plan will be bold.
-
Boeing completes new microsatellite prototype for the Space Force
The company claims it was able to complete the TETRA-1 microsatellite prototype 60 percent faster than previous missions.
-
With pandemic, NGA is pushing more work to the unclassified level
To mitigate the threat of COVID-19 to their workforce, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is making it easier for its employees and contractors to work from home.
-
AI could transform open source intelligence in the developing world
Open source intelligence requires different techniques in nations with limited smartphone use.
-
Ball hits milestone with weather satellite for military operations
The satellite will be used to gather information on ocean surface vector winds, tropical cyclone intensity and space weather in support of military operations.
