Millennium Space Systems keeps a low profile, but it’s attracting attention by winning contracts from DARPA and the NRO.
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Profile | Stephen Spengler, President and Chief commercial officer, Intelsat
Revenue growth among the biggest FSS fleet operators has slowed in the past couple of years, raising the question of whether the glory days are over.
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Air Force Report Cites Benefits of Disaggregation
The report says disaggregation is a way for the Air Force to preserve the United States’ operational advantage in space.
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Military Space Quarterly | Air Force Hosted Payload Contracting Vehicle Seen as ‘Game Changer’
As the U.S. Air Force prepares to release a final bid solicitation for a contracting vehicle that will enable it to regularly utilize excess payload capacity aboard commercial satellites.
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Iowa impact crater confirmed
Alexandria, VA — Scientists have recently confirmed the existence of an impact crater buried below the town of Decorah, Iowa. Scientists first discovered what they thought resembled a crater in […]
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Space Technology and Innovation | Satellite Test Device To Simulate Nuclear Effects
The U.S. military’s most robust communications satellites will be battle tested using a newly built device that simulates high-radiation events.
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Big Contractors Also Poised for Shift to Disaggregation
With the U.S. Air Force’s space leadership vowing to move away from a status quo dominated by large, exquisite satellite systems, an unlikely corner of the space industry is claiming to be perfectly suited to the change: the big contractors who for decades built those very systems.
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Profile | Riley Repko, President and chief executive, Trusted Cyber Solutions
The U.S. military does a good job of protecting its networks, said Repko, who in addition to running a consultancy is a senior fellow in cybersecurity with Virginia Tech.
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Shelton: ‘We’ve Got To Start Now’ on Milspace Reforms
The U.S. military space program is facing a perfect storm of emerging threats and declining budgets that will necessitate wholesale changes or result in an unaffordable and potentially untenable future, the U.S. Air Force’s top uniformed space official said.
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With Busy Manifest, High Hopes Ride on SpaceX Success
The launch manifest includes science missions for the CSA, Argentina and NASA.
