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Air Force Research Lab pushes new Space Force tack on hybrid architecture
As the Space Force moves to make its systems more resilient, the Air Force Research Lab is prioritizing the science and technology that will enable that transition.
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Ellen Lord joins GEOST board of directors
GEOST, a mid-sized space company based in Tucson, AZ, announced today it has appointed former Pentagon acquisition and sustainment chief Ellen Lord to its board of directors.
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US Space Force considers purchasing weather data as a service
As it looks to replace the legacy Defense Meteorological Satellite Program, the U.S. Space Force may issue a solicitation for a new space weather data procurement effort later this year.
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What will the US Space Force be able to do with its new GPS III variant?
The U.S. Space Force has yet to launch all of the GPS III satellites at its disposal, but work on new, more powerful versions is already underway.
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Kristin Robertson to lead Raytheon’s space efforts
Robertson joins Raytheon from Boeing, where she led that company’s autonomous systems business.
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Space Force issues $32 million contract for prototype space-based sensor
The prototypes would be hosted on satellites operated by U.S. government and international partners.
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The US military wants to plug commercial satellites into its orbital networks
Both the Space Development Agency and DARPA plan to connect commercial imagery satellites to their on-orbit mesh networks.
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Air Force Research Laboratory is one step closer to beaming solar energy from space to Earth
The experiment tested hardware needed for an innovative system that would use a satellite to collect solar energy on orbit, convert it to radio frequency, and then beam it to users on Earth who could convert it back into energy to power equipment, vehicles or even a forward operating base.
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New hypersonic missile-tracking satellites pass critical design review
The prototype satellites will plug into the Space Development Agency’s on-orbit mesh network to track hypersonic and ballistic threats.
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SpaceX launches 52 Starlink satellites from California base
The U.S. military has become increasingly interested in using satellite imagery to extend its situational awareness and beyond line-of-sight targeting.
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Air Force Research Lab pushes new Space Force tack on hybrid architecture
As the Space Force moves to make its systems more resilient, the Air Force Research Lab is prioritizing the science and technology that will enable that transition.
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Ellen Lord joins GEOST board of directors
GEOST, a mid-sized space company based in Tucson, AZ, announced today it has appointed former Pentagon acquisition and sustainment chief Ellen Lord to its board of directors.
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US Space Force considers purchasing weather data as a service
As it looks to replace the legacy Defense Meteorological Satellite Program, the U.S. Space Force may issue a solicitation for a new space weather data procurement effort later this year.
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What will the US Space Force be able to do with its new GPS III variant?
The U.S. Space Force has yet to launch all of the GPS III satellites at its disposal, but work on new, more powerful versions is already underway.
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Kristin Robertson to lead Raytheon’s space efforts
Robertson joins Raytheon from Boeing, where she led that company’s autonomous systems business.
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Space Force issues $32 million contract for prototype space-based sensor
The prototypes would be hosted on satellites operated by U.S. government and international partners.
-
The US military wants to plug commercial satellites into its orbital networks
Both the Space Development Agency and DARPA plan to connect commercial imagery satellites to their on-orbit mesh networks.
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Air Force Research Laboratory is one step closer to beaming solar energy from space to Earth
The experiment tested hardware needed for an innovative system that would use a satellite to collect solar energy on orbit, convert it to radio frequency, and then beam it to users on Earth who could convert it back into energy to power equipment, vehicles or even a forward operating base.
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New hypersonic missile-tracking satellites pass critical design review
The prototype satellites will plug into the Space Development Agency’s on-orbit mesh network to track hypersonic and ballistic threats.
-
SpaceX launches 52 Starlink satellites from California base
The U.S. military has become increasingly interested in using satellite imagery to extend its situational awareness and beyond line-of-sight targeting.
-
Air Force Research Lab pushes new Space Force tack on hybrid architecture
As the Space Force moves to make its systems more resilient, the Air Force Research Lab is prioritizing the science and technology that will enable that transition.
-
Ellen Lord joins GEOST board of directors
GEOST, a mid-sized space company based in Tucson, AZ, announced today it has appointed former Pentagon acquisition and sustainment chief Ellen Lord to its board of directors.
-
US Space Force considers purchasing weather data as a service
As it looks to replace the legacy Defense Meteorological Satellite Program, the U.S. Space Force may issue a solicitation for a new space weather data procurement effort later this year.
-
What will the US Space Force be able to do with its new GPS III variant?
The U.S. Space Force has yet to launch all of the GPS III satellites at its disposal, but work on new, more powerful versions is already underway.
-
Kristin Robertson to lead Raytheon’s space efforts
Robertson joins Raytheon from Boeing, where she led that company’s autonomous systems business.
-
Space Force issues $32 million contract for prototype space-based sensor
The prototypes would be hosted on satellites operated by U.S. government and international partners.
-
The US military wants to plug commercial satellites into its orbital networks
Both the Space Development Agency and DARPA plan to connect commercial imagery satellites to their on-orbit mesh networks.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory is one step closer to beaming solar energy from space to Earth
The experiment tested hardware needed for an innovative system that would use a satellite to collect solar energy on orbit, convert it to radio frequency, and then beam it to users on Earth who could convert it back into energy to power equipment, vehicles or even a forward operating base.
-
New hypersonic missile-tracking satellites pass critical design review
The prototype satellites will plug into the Space Development Agency’s on-orbit mesh network to track hypersonic and ballistic threats.
-
SpaceX launches 52 Starlink satellites from California base
The U.S. military has become increasingly interested in using satellite imagery to extend its situational awareness and beyond line-of-sight targeting.
