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NATO initiative to bolster alliance’s space-based data collection
Spy balloons sighted over NATO territory illustrate the need for data sharing among allies, including in space, said Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Fighter aircraft shoot down car-sized ‘object’ flying near Alaska
Officials have not been able to identify what the object is or to whom it belongs.
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Space launch firms seek to balance government, commercial client needs
As demand for commercial launch grows and DoD eyes opportunities for new providers, space launch companies must balance more diverse customer needs.
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US test launches unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile
The Minuteman III’s reentry vehicle traveled about 4,200 miles over the Pacific Ocean to the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
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Gallery: New photos released of effort to recover Chinese spy balloon
An F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, shot down the balloon off the South Carolina coast on Feb. 4.
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See North Korea display its latest, largest nuclear missiles
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his young daughter recently took center stage at a huge military parade.
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SpaceX’s Shotwell says Ukraine ‘weaponized’ Starlink network
Ukraine has relied heavily on SpaceX’s Starlink satellites for broadband connectivity since Russia invaded the country last year.
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Maxar wins contract to provide satellite imagery to US allies
The five-year contract is worth up to $192 million and will provide high-resolution electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
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China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
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Why stratospheric balloons are used in era of space-based intelligence
Experts say balloons loitering at high altitudes can offer some advantages over satellites and drones — and could at least augment ISR capabilities.
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NATO initiative to bolster alliance’s space-based data collection
Spy balloons sighted over NATO territory illustrate the need for data sharing among allies, including in space, said Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
-
Fighter aircraft shoot down car-sized ‘object’ flying near Alaska
Officials have not been able to identify what the object is or to whom it belongs.
-
Space launch firms seek to balance government, commercial client needs
As demand for commercial launch grows and DoD eyes opportunities for new providers, space launch companies must balance more diverse customer needs.
-
US test launches unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile
The Minuteman III’s reentry vehicle traveled about 4,200 miles over the Pacific Ocean to the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
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Gallery: New photos released of effort to recover Chinese spy balloon
An F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, shot down the balloon off the South Carolina coast on Feb. 4.
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See North Korea display its latest, largest nuclear missiles
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his young daughter recently took center stage at a huge military parade.
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SpaceX’s Shotwell says Ukraine ‘weaponized’ Starlink network
Ukraine has relied heavily on SpaceX’s Starlink satellites for broadband connectivity since Russia invaded the country last year.
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Maxar wins contract to provide satellite imagery to US allies
The five-year contract is worth up to $192 million and will provide high-resolution electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
-
China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
-
Why stratospheric balloons are used in era of space-based intelligence
Experts say balloons loitering at high altitudes can offer some advantages over satellites and drones — and could at least augment ISR capabilities.
-
NATO initiative to bolster alliance’s space-based data collection
Spy balloons sighted over NATO territory illustrate the need for data sharing among allies, including in space, said Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
-
Fighter aircraft shoot down car-sized ‘object’ flying near Alaska
Officials have not been able to identify what the object is or to whom it belongs.
-
Space launch firms seek to balance government, commercial client needs
As demand for commercial launch grows and DoD eyes opportunities for new providers, space launch companies must balance more diverse customer needs.
-
US test launches unarmed intercontinental ballistic missile
The Minuteman III’s reentry vehicle traveled about 4,200 miles over the Pacific Ocean to the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.
-
Gallery: New photos released of effort to recover Chinese spy balloon
An F-22 fighter jet from Langley Air Force Base, Virginia, shot down the balloon off the South Carolina coast on Feb. 4.
-
See North Korea display its latest, largest nuclear missiles
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and his young daughter recently took center stage at a huge military parade.
-
SpaceX’s Shotwell says Ukraine ‘weaponized’ Starlink network
Ukraine has relied heavily on SpaceX’s Starlink satellites for broadband connectivity since Russia invaded the country last year.
-
Maxar wins contract to provide satellite imagery to US allies
The five-year contract is worth up to $192 million and will provide high-resolution electro-optical and synthetic aperture radar imagery.
-
China says will ‘safeguard interests’ over balloon shootdown
China claims it was a civilian balloon used for meteorological research but has refused to say to which government department or company it belongs.
-
Why stratospheric balloons are used in era of space-based intelligence
Experts say balloons loitering at high altitudes can offer some advantages over satellites and drones — and could at least augment ISR capabilities.
