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The Commerce Department is close to an agreement for space data
Kevin O’Connell, director of the Commerce Department’s Office of Space Commerce, said leaders are close to obtaining an agreement to use the Air Force’s space situational awareness data as a base for a public repository for commercial companies.
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Watch this space: Air Force announcing pitch days
The Air Force will host Shark Tank-style events to award funding quickly and bypass the traditional award process in sectors including space, hypersonics and ISR.
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A new Air Force satellite won’t launch until July now
The launch of the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency, which was slated for June 27, has been delayed due to a battery failure.
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The Space Development Agency’s first director is already out
An acting director will be announced soon.
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Could a contest unlock a new way to find magnetic north?
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s $1.2 million MagQuest competition is drawing on participants from around the world to find new ways to collect geomagnetic data.
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Inmarsat awarded $246M contract for satellite services
Inmarsat Government Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide commercial satellite communication services for the U.S. military.
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Should the US declassify intel to counter growing Chinese threats?
In order to combat the growing threat China poses to American businesses, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says that the United States needs to declassify more intelligence so that officials can more clearly communicate the challenges American companies face from China.
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Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
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Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
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Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
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The Commerce Department is close to an agreement for space data
Kevin O’Connell, director of the Commerce Department’s Office of Space Commerce, said leaders are close to obtaining an agreement to use the Air Force’s space situational awareness data as a base for a public repository for commercial companies.
-
Watch this space: Air Force announcing pitch days
The Air Force will host Shark Tank-style events to award funding quickly and bypass the traditional award process in sectors including space, hypersonics and ISR.
-
A new Air Force satellite won’t launch until July now
The launch of the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency, which was slated for June 27, has been delayed due to a battery failure.
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The Space Development Agency’s first director is already out
An acting director will be announced soon.
-
Could a contest unlock a new way to find magnetic north?
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s $1.2 million MagQuest competition is drawing on participants from around the world to find new ways to collect geomagnetic data.
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Inmarsat awarded $246M contract for satellite services
Inmarsat Government Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide commercial satellite communication services for the U.S. military.
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Should the US declassify intel to counter growing Chinese threats?
In order to combat the growing threat China poses to American businesses, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says that the United States needs to declassify more intelligence so that officials can more clearly communicate the challenges American companies face from China.
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Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
-
Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
-
The Commerce Department is close to an agreement for space data
Kevin O’Connell, director of the Commerce Department’s Office of Space Commerce, said leaders are close to obtaining an agreement to use the Air Force’s space situational awareness data as a base for a public repository for commercial companies.
-
Watch this space: Air Force announcing pitch days
The Air Force will host Shark Tank-style events to award funding quickly and bypass the traditional award process in sectors including space, hypersonics and ISR.
-
A new Air Force satellite won’t launch until July now
The launch of the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency, which was slated for June 27, has been delayed due to a battery failure.
-
The Space Development Agency’s first director is already out
An acting director will be announced soon.
-
Could a contest unlock a new way to find magnetic north?
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s $1.2 million MagQuest competition is drawing on participants from around the world to find new ways to collect geomagnetic data.
-
Inmarsat awarded $246M contract for satellite services
Inmarsat Government Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide commercial satellite communication services for the U.S. military.
-
Should the US declassify intel to counter growing Chinese threats?
In order to combat the growing threat China poses to American businesses, Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., says that the United States needs to declassify more intelligence so that officials can more clearly communicate the challenges American companies face from China.
-
Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
-
Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
