Virgin Galactic says it will fly its existing “mothership” aircraft more frequently than previously planned with its upcoming Delta-class suborbital spaceplanes, allowing the company to defer development of a new plane while also dealing with a legal dispute with Boeing.
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National Space Council will explore military space and intelligence roles and responsibilities
The council will delve into the ongoing tug-of-war between military and intelligence agency leaders.
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NRO outlines plan to onboard commercial satellite imaging technologies
The National Reconnaissance Office is considering a more flexible contracting vehicle to work with commercial remote-sensing companies
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Military surveillance constellation fuels debate over who calls the shots
U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. David Miller raises questions over the control and employment of Ground Moving Target Indicator satellites.
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Xona raises $19 million Series A funds for satellite navigation service
The funding round was led by Steve Jurvetson’s Future Ventures and Seraphim Space
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NATO seeks assistance in data exploitation
Given the flood of intelligence coming in from 32 members, NATO needs help with rapid exploitation and sense-making.
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Chang’e-6 enters lunar orbit ahead of far side landing attempt
China’s Chang’e-6 lunar far side sample return spacecraft entered orbit around the moon late Tuesday, in another step towards collecting lunar samples.
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Starliner launch delayed to mid-May
The first crewed flight of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner will be delayed at least another week and a half to replace a faulty valve in its Atlas 5 launch vehicle.
