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SATShow 2025
Mike DeMarco Debrief’s on Battle of the Broadband Panel
Mike DeMarco Debrief’s on Battle of the Broadband Panel
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SATShow 2025
Caleb Henry Recaps Battle of the Broadband Panel
Caleb Henry Recaps Battle of the Broadband Panel
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SATShow 2025
Opening Day Luncheon and Fireside Chat Recap
Opening Day Luncheon and Fireside Chat Recap
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SATShow 2025
Carissa Bryce Christensen Recaps with Commercial Launch Services: Executive Roundtable
Carissa Bryce Christensen Recaps with Commercial Launch Services: Executive Roundtable
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Mobility
Airline Execs Weigh in on the Next Level of the Connected Aviation Experience
What can airlines do to better serve their customers with in-flight connectivity (IFC)? Airlines are looking to new technology upgrades, more Wi-Fi options and creative customer solutions. Business and marketing […]
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Opinion
What’s Next for Direct-to-Device Satellite Communications?
Direct-to-device (D2D) satellite communications has become a focal point in the drive to ubiquitous connectivity for mass-market handset devices. There are two flavors of D2D; the established MSS (mobile satellite […]
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Government/Military
Pentagon Says SDA Meeting Minimum Viable Product, But GAO Notes Problems
The Department of Defense (DoD) says that the U.S. Space Force’s Space Development Agency (SDA) has met the “minimum viable product” (MVP) standard for the agency’s Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture […]
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Opinion
How Can Teleport Operators Navigate the Evolving Environment to Come out on Top?
Last year, Look Up Space logged the milestone that there are more than 10,000 active satellites in orbit. When you consider that in 2020, there were just over 3,000, it […]
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Imagery and Sensing
DIU Awards BlackSky Tactical GEOINT Contract For Gen-3 Satellite
BlackSky Technology on Tuesday said that it won a “multimillion dollar” contract from the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) to manage and operate one of the company’s Generation-3 Earth imaging satellites […]
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Cybersecurity
Cyber Threat Scenarios: Cubesat Hack
The work of space security is both an art and a science. Imagination is essential for anticipating novel scenarios and avoiding unwelcome surprises — bringing to life the urgency, the […]
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Magazine
Scalable Solid-State Amplifiers
While most of the satcom world’s attention continues to be focused on creating hardware and solutions for higher frequency ranges, such as Ka, Q, V and more, a critical, but […]
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Magazine
Stellant Systems in Space
Stellant Systems has a heritage in microwave vacuum assemblies, components and subsystems dating back over 90 years. Stellant’s products support critical industries such as Space, Defense, Medical, Communications, and Science. […]
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Magazine
High Stakes in High Ground: Can Innovation and Defense Investment Help GEO Compete With LEO?
In The Art of War, Sun Tzu emphasized the value of high ground as a cornerstone of military strategy, “He who occupies the high ground will gain the victory.” A […]
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Magazine
Bridging the Horizon: How Mobile and Satellite Convergence Will Create Truly Global Connectivity
We are experiencing a satellite revolution. Since the turn of the century, the number of satellites in orbit has risen from around 8,770 in 2000 to over 28,000 in 2024. […]
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Opinion
Bringing Data Home From the Ends of the Earth
In an August 2024 podcast interview, the past and present President of the United States said that “when these poor fools talk about global warming, they don’t call it that […]
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Government/Military
US Space Force Looks to Accelerate Shift to Fixed-Price Contracts
The U.S. Space Force is moving to shift a traditional 50-50 cost-plus versus fixed-price development contract split even more toward the use of fixed-price contracts with low non-recurring engineering costs […]
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Government/Military
Sen. Blumenthal Looking Into Possible Musk Conflicts of Interest in DOGE/SpaceX Work
Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., the ranking member of the investigations panel of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs and a senior Democrat on the Senate Armed Services […]
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Finance
L3Harris Posts Strong Profit Gains On Modest Sales Increase in Q4 2024
L3Harris Technologies on Thursday reported a substantial increase in net income in the fourth quarter driven in large part by a charge a year ago in a business that it is […]
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Technology
Array Labs Teams with Raytheon and Umbra Space on 3D Imaging
Silicon Valley’s Array Labs — a four-year-old startup that aims to field a constellation of Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) three dimensional, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) cube satellites with 20 centimeter x 20 […]
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Government/Military
Trump Signs Order for Massive ‘Iron Dome’ Missile Defense Project With Space-Based Interceptors
President Trump has signed an executive order for the Pentagon to move out on developing an “Iron Dome for America,” a massive, likely multi-billion dollar project that will utilize space-based […]
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Opinion
How Satellite Data Can Enable Solutions for Smart Cities
The evolution of urban life hinges on a blend of sustainability and forward-thinking design. This is what makes the concept of smart cities so captivating — places where innovation meets […]
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Finance
Redwire Expands Into UAS With Edge Autonomy Acquisition
Space infrastructure company Redwire Corp. on Monday said it has agreed to acquire Edge Autonomy in a $925 million deal that would take it into new territory, autonomous unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) […]
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Opinion
Space Startups Need Bridges, Not Barriers, to Work With the DoD
It’s hard to believe it’s been over three years since I retired from active duty after 34 years in the U.S. Air Force. In that time, I had the privilege […]
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Magazine
The Rise of Asia and the Middle East as Global Powers in Space
The global space economy is experiencing a transformative shift. Traditionally dominated by nations like the United States, Russia, and key European countries. The landscape is expanding as Asia solidifies its […]
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Magazine
How Space-Based Data Will Drive the Digital Economy
The space industry is undergoing rapid transformation as new reusable rockets and artificial intelligence tools for optimizing and enhancing space networks emerge. Alongside integrating these emerging technologies, which signify an […]
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Magazine
Disrupted Signals: How Estonia Found Itself on the Front Lines of GNSS Interference in Europe
Advances in cyber and electronic warfare spurred by the war in Ukraine are forcing the space sector to race to find fixes to long overlooked GNSS and cyber vulnerabilities that […]





























