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Lockheed Martin unveils iSpace for satellites
The software enhances sensor data processing, space domain awareness, command and control, and battle management capabilities.
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Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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Air Force wants contractors to defend space systems from cyberattacks
The Air Force is looking to contractors for cyber defense of space systems in a recent posting.
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STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
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New SBIRS satellite sends ‘first light’
The GEO 3 Space Based Infrared System, launched Jan. 20, sent back its first images.
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Inmarsat exec to DoD: Hand off more SATCOM to industry
For the Pentagon to get the most out of the commercial satellite sector, it will need to make some radical changes, a top Inmarsat executive said.
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Inside the Navy’s nanosat lab
Nanosatellites, which can be as small as a coffee mug, are lightweight and inexpensive.
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Interview: Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for NATO’s IT shop, on a big SATCOM play
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO plans to divvy out about $3.2 billion in contracts during the next two to three years, half of which will funnel to satellite communications. Much is yet to be determined from that project, but Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for the NATO Communications and…
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SpaceX launches its first recycled rocket in historic leap
SpaceX successfully launched and then retrieved its first recycled rocket Thursday, a historic feat and the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights.
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Lockheed Martin unveils iSpace for satellites
The software enhances sensor data processing, space domain awareness, command and control, and battle management capabilities.
-
Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
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Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
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Air Force wants contractors to defend space systems from cyberattacks
The Air Force is looking to contractors for cyber defense of space systems in a recent posting.
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STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
-
New SBIRS satellite sends ‘first light’
The GEO 3 Space Based Infrared System, launched Jan. 20, sent back its first images.
-
Inmarsat exec to DoD: Hand off more SATCOM to industry
For the Pentagon to get the most out of the commercial satellite sector, it will need to make some radical changes, a top Inmarsat executive said.
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Inside the Navy’s nanosat lab
Nanosatellites, which can be as small as a coffee mug, are lightweight and inexpensive.
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Interview: Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for NATO’s IT shop, on a big SATCOM play
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO plans to divvy out about $3.2 billion in contracts during the next two to three years, half of which will funnel to satellite communications. Much is yet to be determined from that project, but Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for the NATO Communications and…
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SpaceX launches its first recycled rocket in historic leap
SpaceX successfully launched and then retrieved its first recycled rocket Thursday, a historic feat and the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights.
-
Lockheed Martin unveils iSpace for satellites
The software enhances sensor data processing, space domain awareness, command and control, and battle management capabilities.
-
Air Force satellites will use 3-D printed parts
The 3-D part was made using a process in which a laser melts and fuses aluminum metal powder layer-by-layer.
-
Air Force officer receives patents inspired by Pin Art toy, E Ink
An Air Force captain recently had two patents approved that were inspired by the Pin Art toy and E Ink, the technology that makes electronic book readers look like they have paper screens.
-
Air Force wants contractors to defend space systems from cyberattacks
The Air Force is looking to contractors for cyber defense of space systems in a recent posting.
-
STRATCOM issues guidance for anti-drone measures near nuclear sites
The head of U.S. Strategic Command has issued new guidance on securing nuclear weapons sites against small, unmanned systems, a bureaucratically challenging but increasingly vital security issue for the Pentagon.
-
New SBIRS satellite sends ‘first light’
The GEO 3 Space Based Infrared System, launched Jan. 20, sent back its first images.
-
Inmarsat exec to DoD: Hand off more SATCOM to industry
For the Pentagon to get the most out of the commercial satellite sector, it will need to make some radical changes, a top Inmarsat executive said.
-
Inside the Navy’s nanosat lab
Nanosatellites, which can be as small as a coffee mug, are lightweight and inexpensive.
-
Interview: Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for NATO’s IT shop, on a big SATCOM play
The point agency for buying software and technological capabilities for NATO plans to divvy out about $3.2 billion in contracts during the next two to three years, half of which will funnel to satellite communications. Much is yet to be determined from that project, but Peter Scaruppe, director of acquisition for the NATO Communications and…
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SpaceX launches its first recycled rocket in historic leap
SpaceX successfully launched and then retrieved its first recycled rocket Thursday, a historic feat and the biggest leap yet in its bid to drive down costs and speed up flights.
