C-COM Satellite Systems Inc. (TSXV: CMI; OTC: CYFNS), the world’s leading provider of commercial grade auto-acquire mobile satellite antennas, announced today the completion of its first live test of a […]
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Virgin Orbit, ISI Partner to Develop Joint Responsive Space Service
Virgin Orbit, the California-based small satellite launch company, has signed an agreement with ImageSat International (ISI), a global leader in space-based intelligence solutions, to develop an end-to-end responsive space service […]
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Parsons Awarded Cyber Space Engineering Contract
Parsons Corporation (NYSE:PSN) has been awarded a task order by the General Services Administration (GSA) to provide secure and resilient architecture development, systems engineering and integration, secure communications, and cyber […]
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Rocket Lab To Launch National Reconnaissance Office Mission
Rocket Lab, the global leader in small satellite launch, has announced today that it will launch a dedicated mission for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). The launch window is scheduled […]
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Lockheed Martin Launches First Smart Satellite Enabling Space Mesh Networking
A new era of space-based computing is now being tested in-orbit that will enable artificial intelligence, data analytics, cloud networking and advanced satellite communications in a robust new software-defined architecture. […]
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Air Force turns to partners for weather forecasting support
The U.S. Air Force is turning increasingly to U.S. government, commercial industry, academia and international partners for help gathering and making sense of terrestrial and space weather data.
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Finally Taking Major Steps to Rein in Space Debris
The European Space Agency estimates that 60-plus years of space flight has left more than 34,000 objects greater than 10 centimeters in orbit, each one of them moving at around six miles per second.
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Astroscale pursuing military customers for in-orbit services, debris removal
Ron Lopez, president of Astroscale U.S.: ‘The Air Force is talking about safety, congestion and how that affects resilience’
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Scolese: NRO advancing space technology, developing tactics to defend satellites
Scolese said China is a top concern: “They are putting spacecraft up very quickly and we have to stay ahead.”
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Space as a service takes root at RBC Signals
RBC Signals is expanding its global network of ground stations by combining excess capacity in existing antenna networks with its own antennas. CEO Ron Faith spoke with SpaceNews about the lessons he sees in the growth of cellular networks at the World Satellite Business Week conference in September.
