The White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy launched a national strategy that seeks to facilitate collaboration between government agencies and the private sector to advance the development of in-space servicing,
MoreA new Defense Intelligence Agency report has found that the combined in-orbit satellite fleets of Russia and China increased by more than 70 percent between 2019 and 2021. The DIA report “Challenges
MoreThe U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has completed testing of prototype thrusters that use low-toxicity propellant to provide satellites with in-space propulsion. The 1 Newton-class Advanced Spacecraft Energetic Non-toxic Propellant thrusters
MoreBrig. Gen. Jason Cothern, deputy commander of Space Systems Command, said the $1 billion in new funding for hypersonic missile tracking in the U.S. Space Force’s budget request for fiscal year 2023
MoreThe U.S Space Command has signed a memorandum of agreement with its U.K. counterpart to increase their collaborative military efforts in space. USSPACECOM said Wednesday it will work with the U.K. Space
MoreNASA has selected five universities to design research experiments that will take place on the International Space Station. Each awardee will receive approximately $100,000 to formulate these experiments under the Established Program
MoreHughes Network Systems has entered an agreement with OneWeb Technologies to distribute its low earth orbit data to the U.S. Department of Defense. The work will build on Hughes’ debut of the first managed
MoreJohns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory (JHU APL) has developed a radar technology designed to help the U.S. Space Force track satellites and other objects in space. JHU APL said Thursday that
MoreThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected eight industry and university research teams to support a new program for designing new technologies to build large structures on orbit. The Novel Orbital
MoreNASA is preparing for the final test of the spacecraft, launch vehicle and ground systems that will drive the Artemis I lunar flyby mission. The Orion spacecraft, Space Launch System and Exploration
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