NASA software engineers have so far completed 58,000 test cases as part of formal qualification of the flight software to be used on the Artemis II Space Launch System. Formal qualification testing
MoreHughes Network Systems has shipped Jupiter 3, an ultra-high-density communications satellite manufactured by Maxar Technologies, to Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida in preparation for its launch on a SpaceX Falcon
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The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking commercial platforms that could help facilitate the delivery of cargo through, from and to space as part of the Novel Responsive Space Delivery program. DIU said
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Four research teams made it to the final level of NASA’s Watts on the Moon Challenge, a competition that seeks innovations on power generation and storage on the lunar surface. The winning
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NASA is set to finish the aircraft operations portion of the development of the X-57 Maxwell experimental all-electric plane by September. The agency said Friday that it has collated lessons learned from
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NASA accomplished initial certification tests of redesigned RS-25 engines manufactured by Aerojet Rocketdyne, which will be used for the Space Launch System rocket in the Artemis V lunar missions and beyond. The
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The Federal Communications Commission amended its policy on spectrum sharing among non-geostationary satellite orbit, fixed-satellite service systems. In a Federal Register notice posted Tuesday, FCC said the changes were made to regulate
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NASA has completed another hot fire test of an RS-25 certification engine as part of a test series to certify the production of the redesigned engines that will be used for the
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NASA is set to equip the Lockheed Martin-built Orion spacecraft with a laser communications terminal in preparation for the first scheduled crewed test flight of the Artemis space exploration mission. The Orion
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Space Systems Command and Sandia National Laboratories have completed the systems requirements review for the ground segment of the former’s United States Nuclear Detonation Detection System. SSC said Thursday its next-generation USNDS
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