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Small Satellites and Disruptive Space Technologies Focus Day
Exploring How Innovation is Revolutionising Access to Space
As space-based satellite systems continue to act as a key enabler for terrestrial operations, the need to access and exploit constellations effectively remains critical for intern…
Lockheed CEO: To lead in space, U.S. needs globally competitive industry
Lockheed CEO Hewson: The industry has to be competitive so "America can continue to be a leader in space.”
Lockheed wins $46 million contract addition for missile warning satellites
The announcement adds to the $1.86 billion Lockheed won in 2014 to build the fifth and sixth geostationary satellites for the Air Force’s Space-Based Infrared System.
Lockheed, Aerojet bet on 3-D printing for manufacturing
Lockheed says the technology has cut down on production time by two-thirds, while Aerojet is already testing a 3-D printed thrust chamber.
Lockheed Martin Space Systems earnings down despite big ULA contribution
Lockheed Martin on July 20 reported lower revenue and operating profit at its Space Systems division for the six months ending June 26 despite a large profit contribution by launch-service provider United Launch Alliance (ULA).
Europe’s Orion service module shipment to U.S. delayed by three months
The European-built service module for NASA’s Orion crew-transport vehicle will be three months late in being shipped to the United States following modifications to the design recommended by a June 16 program review, a senior European Space Agency official said June 17.
