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China successfully sent ‘unhackable’ message to Earth
The first “unhackable” message was sent to Earth from the Chinese satellite, Micius.
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ViaSat wins DISA extension
The contract covers in-flight broadband and connectivity by senior leaders and could be eligible for a second DISA contract extension.
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ViaSat chosen for Australian SATCOM
ViaSat will support the Australian Defense Force’s Joint Project 2008 Phase 5B2, which aims to deploy an integrated wideband SATCOM system for the ADF.
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NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna
Liftoff is now targeted for Aug. 20 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V rocket.
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Hughes awarded DoD SATCOM contract
Hughes will conduct a design analysis of wide-beam, spot-beam and on-board processing satellites, including geosynchronous and low-Earth orbit spacecraft as well as airborne platforms.
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Iran reportedly launches satellite-carrying rocket into space
The launch comes as the United States has criticized Iran’s ballistic missile tests.
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ViaSat awarded DISA contract
ViaSat has been awarded a Defense Information Systems Agency contract to support Blue Force Tracking 2.
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SpaceX chief says 1st launch of new rocket will be risky
Elon Musk said the first launch of a big new rocket is risky and stands a “real good chance” of failure.
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NASA communications satellite damaged 3 weeks before launch
The accident occurred inside a payload processing building as the satellite was being packed for launch.
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Rockwell tests M-Code GPS for smart weapons
The seven ballistic and guided flight tests showed that M-Code can be integrated into current GPS systems
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China successfully sent ‘unhackable’ message to Earth
The first “unhackable” message was sent to Earth from the Chinese satellite, Micius.
-
ViaSat wins DISA extension
The contract covers in-flight broadband and connectivity by senior leaders and could be eligible for a second DISA contract extension.
-
ViaSat chosen for Australian SATCOM
ViaSat will support the Australian Defense Force’s Joint Project 2008 Phase 5B2, which aims to deploy an integrated wideband SATCOM system for the ADF.
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NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna
Liftoff is now targeted for Aug. 20 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V rocket.
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Hughes awarded DoD SATCOM contract
Hughes will conduct a design analysis of wide-beam, spot-beam and on-board processing satellites, including geosynchronous and low-Earth orbit spacecraft as well as airborne platforms.
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Iran reportedly launches satellite-carrying rocket into space
The launch comes as the United States has criticized Iran’s ballistic missile tests.
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ViaSat awarded DISA contract
ViaSat has been awarded a Defense Information Systems Agency contract to support Blue Force Tracking 2.
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SpaceX chief says 1st launch of new rocket will be risky
Elon Musk said the first launch of a big new rocket is risky and stands a “real good chance” of failure.
-
NASA communications satellite damaged 3 weeks before launch
The accident occurred inside a payload processing building as the satellite was being packed for launch.
-
Rockwell tests M-Code GPS for smart weapons
The seven ballistic and guided flight tests showed that M-Code can be integrated into current GPS systems
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China successfully sent ‘unhackable’ message to Earth
The first “unhackable” message was sent to Earth from the Chinese satellite, Micius.
-
ViaSat wins DISA extension
The contract covers in-flight broadband and connectivity by senior leaders and could be eligible for a second DISA contract extension.
-
ViaSat chosen for Australian SATCOM
ViaSat will support the Australian Defense Force’s Joint Project 2008 Phase 5B2, which aims to deploy an integrated wideband SATCOM system for the ADF.
-
NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna
Liftoff is now targeted for Aug. 20 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
Hughes awarded DoD SATCOM contract
Hughes will conduct a design analysis of wide-beam, spot-beam and on-board processing satellites, including geosynchronous and low-Earth orbit spacecraft as well as airborne platforms.
-
Iran reportedly launches satellite-carrying rocket into space
The launch comes as the United States has criticized Iran’s ballistic missile tests.
-
ViaSat awarded DISA contract
ViaSat has been awarded a Defense Information Systems Agency contract to support Blue Force Tracking 2.
-
SpaceX chief says 1st launch of new rocket will be risky
Elon Musk said the first launch of a big new rocket is risky and stands a “real good chance” of failure.
-
NASA communications satellite damaged 3 weeks before launch
The accident occurred inside a payload processing building as the satellite was being packed for launch.
-
Rockwell tests M-Code GPS for smart weapons
The seven ballistic and guided flight tests showed that M-Code can be integrated into current GPS systems
