Jessica Rosenworcel, chair of the Federal Communications Commission, has introduced rules to support commercial space activities by ensuring the availability of needed spectrum resources for wireless communications services as part of the
MoreNASA is revamping its digital platforms, including its flagship and science websites and mobile app, and launching its first on-demand streaming service to make its content and services more accessible online. The
MoreA new program management office has been established within the U.S. Army’s program executive office for intelligence, electronic warfare and sensors to support the growing cyber, tactical space and information warfare missions.
MoreNASA began the first simulated launch of the Artemis II crewed mission to the Moon at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The test included a terminal countdown as well as loading
MoreThe National Institute of Standards and Technology has released a report outlining the fundamental concepts for managing cybersecurity risks in the commercial satellite industry. The report is intended to introduce the Cybersecurity
MoreNASA’s Starling satellites have started in-orbit commissioning activities in preparation for their mission to demonstrate technologies for autonomous navigation, networking, decision-making and planning and execution. The four 6U-sized small satellites have made
MoreThe U.S. Space Force’s business accelerator has partnered with the Space Rapid Capabilities Office to advance the development and maturation of technologies designed to make space assets more resilient to threats. The
MoreThe University of Texas at El Paso has unveiled a new center at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston that will focus on advancing the adoption of digital engineering toolsets and processes
MoreAerojet Rocketdyne and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory are conducting qualification testing of an advanced solar electric propulsion vehicle designed to power the agency’s future Gateway lunar space station. During the testing campaign,
MoreMillennium Space Systems has concluded the Missile Track Custody Program Design Review for the Space Systems Command. With the completion of this milestone in only four months, the initiative remains on track for Critical
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