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SpaceX launches ocean-monitoring satellite, but fails to stick landing
One of the four landing legs failed, causing the rocket to tip over and explode.
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First satellite launch from Hawaii goes kaputnik
The ORS-4 launch went awry when the experimental Super Strypi launch vehicle failed midflight.
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Air Force launches 11th GPS IIF satellite
The Air Force successfully launched the 11th GPS IIF satellite into orbit Oct. 31, according to Air Force Space Command.
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Army places $223M satcom order with TCS
TeleCommunication Systems Inc. will supply microVSATs and provide other engineering services.
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ASRC wins Air Force satcom contract
ASRC Federal Technical Services has been awarded a $40 million Air Force contract for satellite communication services.
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Airbus official: Build UK surveillance satellite capability
Costs have dropped enough that Airbus’ Colin Paynter says the U.K. should build its own rather than rely on U.S. data.
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Segovia wins $450M satcom contract
Segovia will provide satellite communications services across multiple bandwidths and platforms for DISA.
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Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
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USAF installs first hardware for next-gen GPS control
The first operational hardware has been installed for the next GPS satellite control system.
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GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
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SpaceX launches ocean-monitoring satellite, but fails to stick landing
One of the four landing legs failed, causing the rocket to tip over and explode.
-
First satellite launch from Hawaii goes kaputnik
The ORS-4 launch went awry when the experimental Super Strypi launch vehicle failed midflight.
-
Air Force launches 11th GPS IIF satellite
The Air Force successfully launched the 11th GPS IIF satellite into orbit Oct. 31, according to Air Force Space Command.
-
Army places $223M satcom order with TCS
TeleCommunication Systems Inc. will supply microVSATs and provide other engineering services.
-
ASRC wins Air Force satcom contract
ASRC Federal Technical Services has been awarded a $40 million Air Force contract for satellite communication services.
-
Airbus official: Build UK surveillance satellite capability
Costs have dropped enough that Airbus’ Colin Paynter says the U.K. should build its own rather than rely on U.S. data.
-
Segovia wins $450M satcom contract
Segovia will provide satellite communications services across multiple bandwidths and platforms for DISA.
-
Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
-
USAF installs first hardware for next-gen GPS control
The first operational hardware has been installed for the next GPS satellite control system.
-
GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
-
SpaceX launches ocean-monitoring satellite, but fails to stick landing
One of the four landing legs failed, causing the rocket to tip over and explode.
-
First satellite launch from Hawaii goes kaputnik
The ORS-4 launch went awry when the experimental Super Strypi launch vehicle failed midflight.
-
Air Force launches 11th GPS IIF satellite
The Air Force successfully launched the 11th GPS IIF satellite into orbit Oct. 31, according to Air Force Space Command.
-
Army places $223M satcom order with TCS
TeleCommunication Systems Inc. will supply microVSATs and provide other engineering services.
-
ASRC wins Air Force satcom contract
ASRC Federal Technical Services has been awarded a $40 million Air Force contract for satellite communication services.
-
Airbus official: Build UK surveillance satellite capability
Costs have dropped enough that Airbus’ Colin Paynter says the U.K. should build its own rather than rely on U.S. data.
-
Segovia wins $450M satcom contract
Segovia will provide satellite communications services across multiple bandwidths and platforms for DISA.
-
Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
-
USAF installs first hardware for next-gen GPS control
The first operational hardware has been installed for the next GPS satellite control system.
-
GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.













