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Missile Defense Agency cancels test of Long-Range Discrimination Radar
The test was intended to demonstrate LRDR capabilities against a live ballistic missile target.
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Space Force responsive space mission enters ‘hot standby’ phase
The mission is meant to demonstrate the ability to rapidly develop, integrate and launch a satellite — a capability the service wants to have by 2025.
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Balloon-tracker Synthetaic partners with Microsoft for cloud power
Synthetaic said the cloud resources will empower its RAIC tool, which lets users mine vast collections of imagery for specific objects.
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North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed
North Korea’s space agency said it would make a third launch attempt in October.
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India lands a spacecraft near moon’s south pole, joining an elite club
Country joins the U.S., the Soviet Union and China as only nations to achieve this milestone. Russia’s Luna-25 mission ended with a crash days earlier.
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Failed lunar mission reflects deep problems with Russia space industry
“It raises doubts about Russia’s claims of a great power status in the eyes of the global community.”
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Rogers summons defense leaders to testify on SPACECOM headquarters
Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama intends to hold a hearing with top Defense Department officials involved in moving the Space Command HQ to to Colorado.
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Opening up National Security Space Launch program endangers access
A former U.S. Air Force secretary argues against allowing a vendor who has not yet successfully launched to compete on the basis of a paper proposal alone.
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US Air Force fires hypersonic ARRW in first test since March failure
The Air Force said data gathered in this operational prototype test will help it further develop hypersonic capabilities such as ARRW and HACM.
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Space Development Agency awards $1.5 billion for transport satellites
The 72 satellites are part of a constellation SDA expects will one day include hundreds of small satellites operating in low Earth orbit.
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Missile Defense Agency cancels test of Long-Range Discrimination Radar
The test was intended to demonstrate LRDR capabilities against a live ballistic missile target.
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Space Force responsive space mission enters ‘hot standby’ phase
The mission is meant to demonstrate the ability to rapidly develop, integrate and launch a satellite — a capability the service wants to have by 2025.
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Balloon-tracker Synthetaic partners with Microsoft for cloud power
Synthetaic said the cloud resources will empower its RAIC tool, which lets users mine vast collections of imagery for specific objects.
-
North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed
North Korea’s space agency said it would make a third launch attempt in October.
-
India lands a spacecraft near moon’s south pole, joining an elite club
Country joins the U.S., the Soviet Union and China as only nations to achieve this milestone. Russia’s Luna-25 mission ended with a crash days earlier.
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Failed lunar mission reflects deep problems with Russia space industry
“It raises doubts about Russia’s claims of a great power status in the eyes of the global community.”
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Rogers summons defense leaders to testify on SPACECOM headquarters
Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama intends to hold a hearing with top Defense Department officials involved in moving the Space Command HQ to to Colorado.
-
Opening up National Security Space Launch program endangers access
A former U.S. Air Force secretary argues against allowing a vendor who has not yet successfully launched to compete on the basis of a paper proposal alone.
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US Air Force fires hypersonic ARRW in first test since March failure
The Air Force said data gathered in this operational prototype test will help it further develop hypersonic capabilities such as ARRW and HACM.
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Space Development Agency awards $1.5 billion for transport satellites
The 72 satellites are part of a constellation SDA expects will one day include hundreds of small satellites operating in low Earth orbit.
-
Missile Defense Agency cancels test of Long-Range Discrimination Radar
The test was intended to demonstrate LRDR capabilities against a live ballistic missile target.
-
Space Force responsive space mission enters ‘hot standby’ phase
The mission is meant to demonstrate the ability to rapidly develop, integrate and launch a satellite — a capability the service wants to have by 2025.
-
Balloon-tracker Synthetaic partners with Microsoft for cloud power
Synthetaic said the cloud resources will empower its RAIC tool, which lets users mine vast collections of imagery for specific objects.
-
North Korea says its 2nd attempt to launch a spy satellite has failed
North Korea’s space agency said it would make a third launch attempt in October.
-
India lands a spacecraft near moon’s south pole, joining an elite club
Country joins the U.S., the Soviet Union and China as only nations to achieve this milestone. Russia’s Luna-25 mission ended with a crash days earlier.
-
Failed lunar mission reflects deep problems with Russia space industry
“It raises doubts about Russia’s claims of a great power status in the eyes of the global community.”
-
Rogers summons defense leaders to testify on SPACECOM headquarters
Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama intends to hold a hearing with top Defense Department officials involved in moving the Space Command HQ to to Colorado.
-
Opening up National Security Space Launch program endangers access
A former U.S. Air Force secretary argues against allowing a vendor who has not yet successfully launched to compete on the basis of a paper proposal alone.
-
US Air Force fires hypersonic ARRW in first test since March failure
The Air Force said data gathered in this operational prototype test will help it further develop hypersonic capabilities such as ARRW and HACM.
-
Space Development Agency awards $1.5 billion for transport satellites
The 72 satellites are part of a constellation SDA expects will one day include hundreds of small satellites operating in low Earth orbit.
