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NASA opposes lithium mine at Nevada site used to calibrate satellites
Agency says site is indispensable for calibrating the razor-sharp measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead.
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House lawmakers back Space Force fees for use of launch ranges
The bill, if approved, would require commercial launch companies to reimburse the Department of Defense for certain costs.
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Colorado and Alabama Republicans feud over Space Command legislation
House Armed Services Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama lambasted fellow Colorado Republican Doug Lamborn’s efforts to undo his Space Command provision.
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Rocket Lab launch supports Pentagon’s hypersonic testing push
The launch demonstrated the Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonic Test Bed program’s first suborbital flight of a hypersonic payload.
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MBDA renews case for building Europe’s first hypersonic interceptor
The company has signed letters of intent with four European nations – France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands – to launch a concept stage.
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North Korea calls botched spy satellite launch ‘most serious’ failure
State media says red-faced top officials have vowed to push for a second attempt to launch a spy satellite.
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Intel from NRO, NGA included in Trump’s alleged misuse of defense docs
The documents Trump is accused of mishandling contained details concerning nuclear weapons, military capabilities and activities in foreign countries.
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Lawmakers seek study of long-distance hypersonic testing ‘corridors’
A lack of test ranges and other infrastructure is a significant limiting factor in the U.S. Department of Defense’s development of hypersonic systems.
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Next-gen nuclear missile rollout slips on supply chain, software woes
Staffing shortfalls, supply chain problems, and software challenges are hindering the Air Force’s effort to upgrade its nuclear missile force.
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Space Force sees further delays to ‘troubled’ GPS ground segment
Prime contractor Raytheon’s delivery delay will push the initial capability date to next spring, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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NASA opposes lithium mine at Nevada site used to calibrate satellites
Agency says site is indispensable for calibrating the razor-sharp measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead.
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House lawmakers back Space Force fees for use of launch ranges
The bill, if approved, would require commercial launch companies to reimburse the Department of Defense for certain costs.
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Colorado and Alabama Republicans feud over Space Command legislation
House Armed Services Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama lambasted fellow Colorado Republican Doug Lamborn’s efforts to undo his Space Command provision.
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Rocket Lab launch supports Pentagon’s hypersonic testing push
The launch demonstrated the Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonic Test Bed program’s first suborbital flight of a hypersonic payload.
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MBDA renews case for building Europe’s first hypersonic interceptor
The company has signed letters of intent with four European nations – France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands – to launch a concept stage.
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North Korea calls botched spy satellite launch ‘most serious’ failure
State media says red-faced top officials have vowed to push for a second attempt to launch a spy satellite.
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Intel from NRO, NGA included in Trump’s alleged misuse of defense docs
The documents Trump is accused of mishandling contained details concerning nuclear weapons, military capabilities and activities in foreign countries.
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Lawmakers seek study of long-distance hypersonic testing ‘corridors’
A lack of test ranges and other infrastructure is a significant limiting factor in the U.S. Department of Defense’s development of hypersonic systems.
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Next-gen nuclear missile rollout slips on supply chain, software woes
Staffing shortfalls, supply chain problems, and software challenges are hindering the Air Force’s effort to upgrade its nuclear missile force.
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Space Force sees further delays to ‘troubled’ GPS ground segment
Prime contractor Raytheon’s delivery delay will push the initial capability date to next spring, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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NASA opposes lithium mine at Nevada site used to calibrate satellites
Agency says site is indispensable for calibrating the razor-sharp measurements of hundreds of satellites orbiting overhead.
-
House lawmakers back Space Force fees for use of launch ranges
The bill, if approved, would require commercial launch companies to reimburse the Department of Defense for certain costs.
-
Colorado and Alabama Republicans feud over Space Command legislation
House Armed Services Chairman Mike Rogers of Alabama lambasted fellow Colorado Republican Doug Lamborn’s efforts to undo his Space Command provision.
-
Rocket Lab launch supports Pentagon’s hypersonic testing push
The launch demonstrated the Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonic Test Bed program’s first suborbital flight of a hypersonic payload.
-
MBDA renews case for building Europe’s first hypersonic interceptor
The company has signed letters of intent with four European nations – France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands – to launch a concept stage.
-
North Korea calls botched spy satellite launch ‘most serious’ failure
State media says red-faced top officials have vowed to push for a second attempt to launch a spy satellite.
-
Intel from NRO, NGA included in Trump’s alleged misuse of defense docs
The documents Trump is accused of mishandling contained details concerning nuclear weapons, military capabilities and activities in foreign countries.
-
Lawmakers seek study of long-distance hypersonic testing ‘corridors’
A lack of test ranges and other infrastructure is a significant limiting factor in the U.S. Department of Defense’s development of hypersonic systems.
-
Next-gen nuclear missile rollout slips on supply chain, software woes
Staffing shortfalls, supply chain problems, and software challenges are hindering the Air Force’s effort to upgrade its nuclear missile force.
-
Space Force sees further delays to ‘troubled’ GPS ground segment
Prime contractor Raytheon’s delivery delay will push the initial capability date to next spring, according to the Government Accountability Office.
