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Satellite imagery provider Planet to go public
The company expects to merge with a special purpose acquisition company by the end of the year.
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The Space Development Agency now has demo satellites on orbit. Here’s what they’ll do.
The experiments will test out technologies for the Space Development Agency’s planned proliferated constellation.
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Virgin Orbit plane launches four US military satellites into space
The LauncherOne rocket was lifted into the sky by a modified 747 before igniting midair over the Pacific Ocean.
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BAE Systems to deliver first M-Code GPS User Equipment to Germany
Germany will be the first recipient M-Code ready receivers, but the Space Force says other agreements are in the works.
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Northrop Grumman delivers bus for Space Force’s experimental navigation satellite
The NTS-3 satellite will help demonstrate new technologies for future GPS satellites while contributing to the main constellation while on orbit.
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Air Force’s experimental football field-sized satellite ends operations
The Air Force Research Laboratory Demonstration and Science Experiments (DSX) spacecraft was used to study radiation in medium Earth orbit.
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FAA and Air Force sign agreement on commercial launches from Space Force bases
The memorandum will reduce red tape for commercial launches at Space Force ranges, the two parties said.
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Space Force launches fifth GPS III satellite for more secure positioning
This is the 24th M-Code enabled GPS satellite in the constellation, ensuring full operational capability for the space segment.
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The Space Force wants to use directed-energy systems for space superiority
The chief of space operations acknowledged that the U.S. is developing a directed-energy portfolio that will help America maintain space superiority.
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Space Force’s new delta organizations will help the service keep up with growing launch cadence
Operators say the Space Force’s new delta organizations flattened communications, preparing launch operations for the “range of the future.”
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Satellite imagery provider Planet to go public
The company expects to merge with a special purpose acquisition company by the end of the year.
-
The Space Development Agency now has demo satellites on orbit. Here’s what they’ll do.
The experiments will test out technologies for the Space Development Agency’s planned proliferated constellation.
-
Virgin Orbit plane launches four US military satellites into space
The LauncherOne rocket was lifted into the sky by a modified 747 before igniting midair over the Pacific Ocean.
-
BAE Systems to deliver first M-Code GPS User Equipment to Germany
Germany will be the first recipient M-Code ready receivers, but the Space Force says other agreements are in the works.
-
Northrop Grumman delivers bus for Space Force’s experimental navigation satellite
The NTS-3 satellite will help demonstrate new technologies for future GPS satellites while contributing to the main constellation while on orbit.
-
Air Force’s experimental football field-sized satellite ends operations
The Air Force Research Laboratory Demonstration and Science Experiments (DSX) spacecraft was used to study radiation in medium Earth orbit.
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FAA and Air Force sign agreement on commercial launches from Space Force bases
The memorandum will reduce red tape for commercial launches at Space Force ranges, the two parties said.
-
Space Force launches fifth GPS III satellite for more secure positioning
This is the 24th M-Code enabled GPS satellite in the constellation, ensuring full operational capability for the space segment.
-
The Space Force wants to use directed-energy systems for space superiority
The chief of space operations acknowledged that the U.S. is developing a directed-energy portfolio that will help America maintain space superiority.
-
Space Force’s new delta organizations will help the service keep up with growing launch cadence
Operators say the Space Force’s new delta organizations flattened communications, preparing launch operations for the “range of the future.”
-
Satellite imagery provider Planet to go public
The company expects to merge with a special purpose acquisition company by the end of the year.
-
The Space Development Agency now has demo satellites on orbit. Here’s what they’ll do.
The experiments will test out technologies for the Space Development Agency’s planned proliferated constellation.
-
Virgin Orbit plane launches four US military satellites into space
The LauncherOne rocket was lifted into the sky by a modified 747 before igniting midair over the Pacific Ocean.
-
BAE Systems to deliver first M-Code GPS User Equipment to Germany
Germany will be the first recipient M-Code ready receivers, but the Space Force says other agreements are in the works.
-
Northrop Grumman delivers bus for Space Force’s experimental navigation satellite
The NTS-3 satellite will help demonstrate new technologies for future GPS satellites while contributing to the main constellation while on orbit.
-
Air Force’s experimental football field-sized satellite ends operations
The Air Force Research Laboratory Demonstration and Science Experiments (DSX) spacecraft was used to study radiation in medium Earth orbit.
-
FAA and Air Force sign agreement on commercial launches from Space Force bases
The memorandum will reduce red tape for commercial launches at Space Force ranges, the two parties said.
-
Space Force launches fifth GPS III satellite for more secure positioning
This is the 24th M-Code enabled GPS satellite in the constellation, ensuring full operational capability for the space segment.
-
The Space Force wants to use directed-energy systems for space superiority
The chief of space operations acknowledged that the U.S. is developing a directed-energy portfolio that will help America maintain space superiority.
-
Space Force’s new delta organizations will help the service keep up with growing launch cadence
Operators say the Space Force’s new delta organizations flattened communications, preparing launch operations for the “range of the future.”
