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- U.S. Space Command supports use of ‘responsive launch’ to deter China and Russia
Gen. James Dickinson, head of U.S. Space Command, said the U.S. military should take advantage of commercially available launch options and vehicles that can operate from multiple locations - China outlines pathway for lunar and deep space exploration
China has laid out its pathway for robotic and crewed lunar and deep space exploration, with a number of missions building towards a permanent moon base. - SpaceX rolls out new business line focused on military satellite services
SpaceX on Dec. 2 revealed a new business segment called Starshield aimed at U.S. national security government agencies. - Wide-Field-of-View missile warning satellite transmits first images
The U.S. Space Force has received initial images from a new missile-warning satellite launched in July. - Orion begins return leg of Artemis 1 mission
NASA’s Orion spacecraft started its trip back to Earth Dec. 1 with the first of two maneuvers that will put the spacecraft on course for a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean in a week and a half. - Space Force orders three GPS satellites for $744 million
The U.S. Space Force announced Nov. 28 it has ordered three GPS 3F satellites from Lockheed Martin for $744 million. - Artemis 1 mission reaches halfway point
As the Artemis 1 mission reaches the halfway mark, NASA managers are adding additional test objectives for the Orion spacecraft to prepare for the vehicle’s first crewed flight. - Shenzhou 15 astronauts arrive at China’s space station for first crew handover
China has six astronauts aboard its recently-completed space station for the first time following the arrival of three crew members aboard Shenzhou-15. - OneWeb aims to deploy a record 40 satellites in SpaceX mission
OneWeb said SpaceX is slated to launch 40 of its satellites as early as Dec. 6 to complete almost 80% of its low Earth orbit broadband constellation. - U.S. Space Force chief: The use of space technology in Ukraine ‘is what we can expect in the future’
The war in Ukraine has put on display military forces’ growing reliance on satellites and has created incentives to disrupt opponents’ access to space systems, said Gen. B. Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations of the U.S. Space Force
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