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The US military needs a modernized GPS capability to maintain superiority
The replacement of outdated GPS satellites in the constellation has not kept pace with our international competition and emerging global threats.
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Iridium’s first-quarter results surpass expectations
The satellite phone company posted revenue of $168.2 million in the period.
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Space Fence now has a direct link to key Space Force data hub
The milestone represents the first direct-connect between the Space Force’s Unified Data Library and a sensor in the Space Surveillance Network.
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DARPA seeks proposals on improving satellite imagery technology
The new projects come amid growing demand for satellite imagery from the government and commercial sectors.
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US to encourage other nations to join ban on anti-satellite weapons testing
DoD and State Department officials said this week the timing of the ban intentionally coincides with several ongoing discussions around establishing norms of responsible behavior in space.
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US Space Force developing plans for tactically responsive capabilities
While Congress pushes for the Space Force to craft a plan for tactically responsive launch, the service is taking a step back to ensure its entire architecture is responsive to urgent, wartime needs.
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US Space Force space defense squadron tasked to focus on deep space
The 19th Space Defense Squadron has been tasked to focus on the cislunar space domain as activity increases in the realm.
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SpaceX shut down a Russian electromagnetic warfare attack in Ukraine last month — and the Pentagon is taking notes
“The next day, Starlink had slung a line of code and fixed it,” said Pentagon electronic warfare director Dave Tremper. “And how they did that was eye-watering to me.”
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Space Force budget presents a bridge strategy for missile warning, tracking architecture
Service officials say the strategy allows them to maintain the current capability while exploring options for a more resilient missile warning and tracking architecture.
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US intelligence satellite launches from California
The NROL-85 satellite lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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The US military needs a modernized GPS capability to maintain superiority
The replacement of outdated GPS satellites in the constellation has not kept pace with our international competition and emerging global threats.
-
Iridium’s first-quarter results surpass expectations
The satellite phone company posted revenue of $168.2 million in the period.
-
Space Fence now has a direct link to key Space Force data hub
The milestone represents the first direct-connect between the Space Force’s Unified Data Library and a sensor in the Space Surveillance Network.
-
DARPA seeks proposals on improving satellite imagery technology
The new projects come amid growing demand for satellite imagery from the government and commercial sectors.
-
US to encourage other nations to join ban on anti-satellite weapons testing
DoD and State Department officials said this week the timing of the ban intentionally coincides with several ongoing discussions around establishing norms of responsible behavior in space.
-
US Space Force developing plans for tactically responsive capabilities
While Congress pushes for the Space Force to craft a plan for tactically responsive launch, the service is taking a step back to ensure its entire architecture is responsive to urgent, wartime needs.
-
US Space Force space defense squadron tasked to focus on deep space
The 19th Space Defense Squadron has been tasked to focus on the cislunar space domain as activity increases in the realm.
-
SpaceX shut down a Russian electromagnetic warfare attack in Ukraine last month — and the Pentagon is taking notes
“The next day, Starlink had slung a line of code and fixed it,” said Pentagon electronic warfare director Dave Tremper. “And how they did that was eye-watering to me.”
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Space Force budget presents a bridge strategy for missile warning, tracking architecture
Service officials say the strategy allows them to maintain the current capability while exploring options for a more resilient missile warning and tracking architecture.
-
US intelligence satellite launches from California
The NROL-85 satellite lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
-
The US military needs a modernized GPS capability to maintain superiority
The replacement of outdated GPS satellites in the constellation has not kept pace with our international competition and emerging global threats.
-
Iridium’s first-quarter results surpass expectations
The satellite phone company posted revenue of $168.2 million in the period.
-
Space Fence now has a direct link to key Space Force data hub
The milestone represents the first direct-connect between the Space Force’s Unified Data Library and a sensor in the Space Surveillance Network.
-
DARPA seeks proposals on improving satellite imagery technology
The new projects come amid growing demand for satellite imagery from the government and commercial sectors.
-
US to encourage other nations to join ban on anti-satellite weapons testing
DoD and State Department officials said this week the timing of the ban intentionally coincides with several ongoing discussions around establishing norms of responsible behavior in space.
-
US Space Force developing plans for tactically responsive capabilities
While Congress pushes for the Space Force to craft a plan for tactically responsive launch, the service is taking a step back to ensure its entire architecture is responsive to urgent, wartime needs.
-
US Space Force space defense squadron tasked to focus on deep space
The 19th Space Defense Squadron has been tasked to focus on the cislunar space domain as activity increases in the realm.
-
SpaceX shut down a Russian electromagnetic warfare attack in Ukraine last month — and the Pentagon is taking notes
“The next day, Starlink had slung a line of code and fixed it,” said Pentagon electronic warfare director Dave Tremper. “And how they did that was eye-watering to me.”
-
Space Force budget presents a bridge strategy for missile warning, tracking architecture
Service officials say the strategy allows them to maintain the current capability while exploring options for a more resilient missile warning and tracking architecture.
-
US intelligence satellite launches from California
The NROL-85 satellite lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a two-stage SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
