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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

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

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

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.

Two Raytheon-designed imaging instruments have joined Maxar’s WorldView Legion satellite constellation. These instruments were included in the first two of six planned satellites in the constellation, which will offer high-resolution satellite imagery with a revisit

The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared Polar, or OPIR NGP, program has cleared its space vehicle critical design review, an important milestone in the development of the space-based global missile warning capability.

According to Amit Kshatriya, deputy associate administrator for the Moon to Mars Program at NASA, SpaceX conducted a test on March 14 to demonstrate its ability to transfer propellant between tanks aboard

NASA’s CloudSat mission was decommissioned in March and moved into position for eventual deorbiting, marking the end of nearly 18 years of operation. CloudSat was launched in 2006 and was originally meant

Gen. Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations for the U.S. Space Force and a 2024 Wash100 awardee, has called on service leaders to implement a new model to build up readiness and