Space
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Space
DoD, Intel Community Slow To Leverage Emerging Commercial Satellite Imagery, GAO Says
The intelligence community and Department of Defense have made limited use of emerging commercial satellite imaging capabilities such as radar but have been slow to make sustained use of these […]
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Space
BAE Systems Announces Multi-Sensor Azalea Satellite Cluster for UK Military Intelligence
BAE Systems announced plans to launch its own multi-sensor satellite cluster called Azalea for U.K. military intelligence. Azalea is planned as a cluster of three multi-sensor satellites from BAE Systems and […]
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Space
U.K. Ministry of Defense Publishes Space Power Doctrine
The U.K. Ministry of Defense published its first doctrine on national space power this month. The new UK Space Power doctrine brings together government policy and strategy “to provide a basis for […]
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Boeing, NASA Push First Crewed Starliner Flight to the ISS to 2023
NASA and Boeing have pushed back the first Starliner flight test with astronauts to February 2023, the agency said Thursday. The flight was previously expected in December of this year. […]
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Space
HawkEye 360 Signs R&D Agreement with Army to Evaluate RF Data
HawkEye 360 has signed a two-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) to demonstrate its technology to the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC). The CRADA will explore […]
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Space
L3Harris Pursuing Early Materials Acquisition for SDA Tracking Layer Satellites
The fiscal year 2022 defense appropriations law provided $550 million for the Space Development Agency (SDA) to accelerate development of the Tracking Layer to support U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, and an […]
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Space Force Wide Field of View Testbed is Online
The U.S. Space Force Space Systems Command’s Wide Field of View (WFOV) Testbed is online and the bus checkout is complete, Millennium Space Systems said Monday. The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory’s (NRL) Blossom […]
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Space
Inmarsat Wins Navy Military Sealift Command $578M Follow-On Contract
Inmarsat Government has received a follow-on contract worth up to $578 million to provide satcom services to the Navy Military Sealift Command over a 10-year period. The indefinite-delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract […]
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ICEYE Contracts To Dedicate Radar Satellite For Ukraine’s Needs
Satellite radar sensing provider ICEYE on Thursday said it has contracted with a Ukrainian charity to use one of its satellites to provide radar imagery in support of the country’s […]
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Business/Financial
Ursa Space, Spire Team On Maritime Domain Awareness For Government
Ursa Space Systems and Spire Global [SPIR], two commercial companies that provide remote sensing services to government and other customers, have formalized a partnership to combine their capabilities for detecting […]
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