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The small sat solution to hypersonic weapons, explained
With speeds surpassing Mach 5 and the ability to maneuver mid-flight, hypersonic weapons defy the missile defense status quo.
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Supercomputers will start building a 3D map of the world
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is teaming up with university researchers to create digital elevation models of the Earth’s terrain.
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Judge has more questions about satellite ground systems contract
A Federal Claims Court judge will allow a $40 million bridge contract to move forward, but she’s concerned with how the Air Force is correcting issues raised by the Government Accountability Office.
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Is the Space Development Agency here to stay?
Panelists at a Brookings Institute event suggested that the Space Development Agency, which was established earlier this year, might not last very long.
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A new launch date for the Air Force’s next comms satellite
Officials at the U.S. Air Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center said that despite recent delays, they expect an anti-jamming communications satellite to launch as early as Aug. 8.
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4 tasks facing the next director of intelligence
The Intelligence Authorization Act lays out several priorities Congress has for whomever replaces Dan Coats as director of national intelligence.
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A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
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How a new missile warning system benefits industry
The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program is an early warning missile system that will replace the Space Based Infrared System.
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What will the Space Development Agency really do?
Space Development Agency leaders explain how their organization differentiates itself from the military’s other space-related organizations.
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One step closer to a common ground system?
The Air Force has awarded a $47 million contract as part of its efforts to move to Enterprise Ground Services.
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The small sat solution to hypersonic weapons, explained
With speeds surpassing Mach 5 and the ability to maneuver mid-flight, hypersonic weapons defy the missile defense status quo.
-
Supercomputers will start building a 3D map of the world
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is teaming up with university researchers to create digital elevation models of the Earth’s terrain.
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Judge has more questions about satellite ground systems contract
A Federal Claims Court judge will allow a $40 million bridge contract to move forward, but she’s concerned with how the Air Force is correcting issues raised by the Government Accountability Office.
-
Is the Space Development Agency here to stay?
Panelists at a Brookings Institute event suggested that the Space Development Agency, which was established earlier this year, might not last very long.
-
A new launch date for the Air Force’s next comms satellite
Officials at the U.S. Air Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center said that despite recent delays, they expect an anti-jamming communications satellite to launch as early as Aug. 8.
-
4 tasks facing the next director of intelligence
The Intelligence Authorization Act lays out several priorities Congress has for whomever replaces Dan Coats as director of national intelligence.
-
A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
-
How a new missile warning system benefits industry
The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program is an early warning missile system that will replace the Space Based Infrared System.
-
What will the Space Development Agency really do?
Space Development Agency leaders explain how their organization differentiates itself from the military’s other space-related organizations.
-
One step closer to a common ground system?
The Air Force has awarded a $47 million contract as part of its efforts to move to Enterprise Ground Services.
-
The small sat solution to hypersonic weapons, explained
With speeds surpassing Mach 5 and the ability to maneuver mid-flight, hypersonic weapons defy the missile defense status quo.
-
Supercomputers will start building a 3D map of the world
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is teaming up with university researchers to create digital elevation models of the Earth’s terrain.
-
Judge has more questions about satellite ground systems contract
A Federal Claims Court judge will allow a $40 million bridge contract to move forward, but she’s concerned with how the Air Force is correcting issues raised by the Government Accountability Office.
-
Is the Space Development Agency here to stay?
Panelists at a Brookings Institute event suggested that the Space Development Agency, which was established earlier this year, might not last very long.
-
A new launch date for the Air Force’s next comms satellite
Officials at the U.S. Air Force’s Space and Missile Systems Center said that despite recent delays, they expect an anti-jamming communications satellite to launch as early as Aug. 8.
-
4 tasks facing the next director of intelligence
The Intelligence Authorization Act lays out several priorities Congress has for whomever replaces Dan Coats as director of national intelligence.
-
A new satellite antenna could save the Air Force time and money
The Defense Innovation Unit has awarded at least two contracts to build prototype phased array antennas that are capable of connecting with multiple satellites simultaneously.
-
How a new missile warning system benefits industry
The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program is an early warning missile system that will replace the Space Based Infrared System.
-
What will the Space Development Agency really do?
Space Development Agency leaders explain how their organization differentiates itself from the military’s other space-related organizations.
-
One step closer to a common ground system?
The Air Force has awarded a $47 million contract as part of its efforts to move to Enterprise Ground Services.
