The U.S. Space Force has released a strategic action plan for fiscal year 2024 outlining the military service’s unified approach to operationalizing data and artificial intelligence to support operations in austere environments.
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Terran Orbital will deliver satellite buses to Lockheed Martin for use on the latter’s development of missile warning/tracking spacecraft under the Tranche 2 Tracking Layer contract with the Space Development Agency. The
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has unveiled the technology concepts included in its 10-year capability study, which aims to evaluate commercial systems that can jointly operate to build the future lunar
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The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will provide its optical space domain awareness payload to the U.S. Space Force for use during a new mission aimed at evaluating the latter’s capabilities to rapidly
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NASA has agreed to license an advanced superalloy developed for complex air and spaceflight environments to four companies in a move to make the invention available to aviation and space industry parts
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NASA’s Office of Technology, Policy and Strategy is calling on the lunar community to help formulate a framework that will guide efforts to ensure deconfliction of government and private sector activities on
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According to National Space Council Executive Secretary Chirag Parikh, officials are in the process of analyzing the issues surrounding the tactical intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance requirements of combatant commands, how such requirements
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Torch.AI has released a new earth observation capability compatible with an existing mesh of satellites. The Firefly platform is designed to help users collect information about the Earth’s surface, weather and daily
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The U.S. Space Force has completed factory confidence testing, or FCT, for two extremely high frequency military satellite communications payloads under its Enhanced Polar System-Recapitalization program. The tests were completed in collaboration
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NASA has selected 24 projects from 21 organizations to receive cooperative agreement notices for dual-use technology development to advance new technologies designed to support future exploration missions to the moon and Mars.
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