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Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.
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US Space Force budget request dips as China threat increases
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said he’s worried funding constraints are keeping the service from transitioning quickly to more resilient space systems.
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US Air Force budget request leans toward R&D, trims fighter purchases
The Air Force plans to trim the number of F-15EXs it buys in 2025 from 24 to 18, and cap the fleet at 98.
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France prepares for space wars in ‘AsterX’ European exercise
Participants from France and 15 partner countries trained for everything from jammed space communications to hostile satellites.
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Pentagon report: no sign of alien life in decades of UFO sightings
The Pentagon’s latest UFO report revealed no evidence of aliens or extraterrestrial life.
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Space Force eyes expanded network of ‘neighborhood watch’ satellites
Space Systems Command, the service’s acquisition arm, is in the early phases of planning for the capability.
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Inaugural Red Skies exercise boosts orbital warfare readiness
The Space Force’s first “Red Skies” orbital warfare exercise tested whether guardians could command and control multiple satellites amid simulated threats.
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UK space chief flags moon mining as next conflict ‘gray zone’
A scenario of nations jumping on lunar mining to refill their terrestrial stocks has the potential for gray zone conflict, according to a U.K. official.
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Space Development Agency aims to test Link 16 over US this year
The agency has been working with the FAA to get approval to test Link 16 over U.S. airspace, but the process has taken longer than anticipated.
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Space Force reimagines training, operations as conflicts intensify
Space Force leaders previewed a new approach to officer training, possible promotion changes and continued efforts to grow the newest service’s ranks.
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Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.
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US Space Force budget request dips as China threat increases
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said he’s worried funding constraints are keeping the service from transitioning quickly to more resilient space systems.
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US Air Force budget request leans toward R&D, trims fighter purchases
The Air Force plans to trim the number of F-15EXs it buys in 2025 from 24 to 18, and cap the fleet at 98.
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France prepares for space wars in ‘AsterX’ European exercise
Participants from France and 15 partner countries trained for everything from jammed space communications to hostile satellites.
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Pentagon report: no sign of alien life in decades of UFO sightings
The Pentagon’s latest UFO report revealed no evidence of aliens or extraterrestrial life.
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Space Force eyes expanded network of ‘neighborhood watch’ satellites
Space Systems Command, the service’s acquisition arm, is in the early phases of planning for the capability.
-
Inaugural Red Skies exercise boosts orbital warfare readiness
The Space Force’s first “Red Skies” orbital warfare exercise tested whether guardians could command and control multiple satellites amid simulated threats.
-
UK space chief flags moon mining as next conflict ‘gray zone’
A scenario of nations jumping on lunar mining to refill their terrestrial stocks has the potential for gray zone conflict, according to a U.K. official.
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Space Development Agency aims to test Link 16 over US this year
The agency has been working with the FAA to get approval to test Link 16 over U.S. airspace, but the process has taken longer than anticipated.
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Space Force reimagines training, operations as conflicts intensify
Space Force leaders previewed a new approach to officer training, possible promotion changes and continued efforts to grow the newest service’s ranks.
-
Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.
-
US Space Force budget request dips as China threat increases
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said he’s worried funding constraints are keeping the service from transitioning quickly to more resilient space systems.
-
US Air Force budget request leans toward R&D, trims fighter purchases
The Air Force plans to trim the number of F-15EXs it buys in 2025 from 24 to 18, and cap the fleet at 98.
-
France prepares for space wars in ‘AsterX’ European exercise
Participants from France and 15 partner countries trained for everything from jammed space communications to hostile satellites.
-
Pentagon report: no sign of alien life in decades of UFO sightings
The Pentagon’s latest UFO report revealed no evidence of aliens or extraterrestrial life.
-
Space Force eyes expanded network of ‘neighborhood watch’ satellites
Space Systems Command, the service’s acquisition arm, is in the early phases of planning for the capability.
-
Inaugural Red Skies exercise boosts orbital warfare readiness
The Space Force’s first “Red Skies” orbital warfare exercise tested whether guardians could command and control multiple satellites amid simulated threats.
-
UK space chief flags moon mining as next conflict ‘gray zone’
A scenario of nations jumping on lunar mining to refill their terrestrial stocks has the potential for gray zone conflict, according to a U.K. official.
-
Space Development Agency aims to test Link 16 over US this year
The agency has been working with the FAA to get approval to test Link 16 over U.S. airspace, but the process has taken longer than anticipated.
-
Space Force reimagines training, operations as conflicts intensify
Space Force leaders previewed a new approach to officer training, possible promotion changes and continued efforts to grow the newest service’s ranks.
