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The Pentagon wants to solve a deep space problem with three vehicles
The Space Development Agency wants to build three vehicles to help deter bad actors in deep space.
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After two years, the Air Force is rethinking this space contract
In a request for information, the Air Force says it is interested in recompeting the contract for managing the organization with a focus on speeding up acquisitions and improving cybersecurity.
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Will on-demand tasking give this company an edge?
Capella hopes its near-real time satellite imagery will help it win government contracts as the National Reconnaissance Office expands its purchasing of commercial imagery.
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New, modernized GPS ground system said to be on track
After years of delays, Raytheon says its next-generation GPS ground system is on schedule, and hardware will be installed starting this fall.
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A new, more secure GPS signal could be ready by 2020
A fix that will allow ground systems to receive M-Code Early Use from GPS III satellites is on track for early 2020, according to Lockheed Martin executives.
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Who will control intel satellites during a battle in space?
The military space reorganization continues across the government.
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When it comes to space, the Army is focused on the ground
The Army wants a ground station capable of taking in all of the intelligence gathered by American space assets and then transforming that into information usable by war fighters in the field.
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Space Command to launch Aug. 29
Gen. Jay Raymond will inherit 87 units, covering “missile warning, satellite operations, space control and space support.”
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Will small satellites help stop big threats?
The Space and Missile Systems Center is considering hosting Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared payloads in a proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
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NORAD commander: Space sensing layer critical to protecting North America
Find out the highest priority that NORAD’s leader has for American missile defense.
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The Pentagon wants to solve a deep space problem with three vehicles
The Space Development Agency wants to build three vehicles to help deter bad actors in deep space.
-
After two years, the Air Force is rethinking this space contract
In a request for information, the Air Force says it is interested in recompeting the contract for managing the organization with a focus on speeding up acquisitions and improving cybersecurity.
-
Will on-demand tasking give this company an edge?
Capella hopes its near-real time satellite imagery will help it win government contracts as the National Reconnaissance Office expands its purchasing of commercial imagery.
-
New, modernized GPS ground system said to be on track
After years of delays, Raytheon says its next-generation GPS ground system is on schedule, and hardware will be installed starting this fall.
-
A new, more secure GPS signal could be ready by 2020
A fix that will allow ground systems to receive M-Code Early Use from GPS III satellites is on track for early 2020, according to Lockheed Martin executives.
-
Who will control intel satellites during a battle in space?
The military space reorganization continues across the government.
-
When it comes to space, the Army is focused on the ground
The Army wants a ground station capable of taking in all of the intelligence gathered by American space assets and then transforming that into information usable by war fighters in the field.
-
Space Command to launch Aug. 29
Gen. Jay Raymond will inherit 87 units, covering “missile warning, satellite operations, space control and space support.”
-
Will small satellites help stop big threats?
The Space and Missile Systems Center is considering hosting Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared payloads in a proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
NORAD commander: Space sensing layer critical to protecting North America
Find out the highest priority that NORAD’s leader has for American missile defense.
-
The Pentagon wants to solve a deep space problem with three vehicles
The Space Development Agency wants to build three vehicles to help deter bad actors in deep space.
-
After two years, the Air Force is rethinking this space contract
In a request for information, the Air Force says it is interested in recompeting the contract for managing the organization with a focus on speeding up acquisitions and improving cybersecurity.
-
Will on-demand tasking give this company an edge?
Capella hopes its near-real time satellite imagery will help it win government contracts as the National Reconnaissance Office expands its purchasing of commercial imagery.
-
New, modernized GPS ground system said to be on track
After years of delays, Raytheon says its next-generation GPS ground system is on schedule, and hardware will be installed starting this fall.
-
A new, more secure GPS signal could be ready by 2020
A fix that will allow ground systems to receive M-Code Early Use from GPS III satellites is on track for early 2020, according to Lockheed Martin executives.
-
Who will control intel satellites during a battle in space?
The military space reorganization continues across the government.
-
When it comes to space, the Army is focused on the ground
The Army wants a ground station capable of taking in all of the intelligence gathered by American space assets and then transforming that into information usable by war fighters in the field.
-
Space Command to launch Aug. 29
Gen. Jay Raymond will inherit 87 units, covering “missile warning, satellite operations, space control and space support.”
-
Will small satellites help stop big threats?
The Space and Missile Systems Center is considering hosting Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared payloads in a proliferated low earth orbit constellation.
-
NORAD commander: Space sensing layer critical to protecting North America
Find out the highest priority that NORAD’s leader has for American missile defense.
