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Manufacturing
Redwire, Moog Sign Deal to Integrate Redwire ELSA Solar Array Wings with Moog Meteor Bus
Officials from Redwire and Moog cemented a recent $12.8 million contract to integrate Redwire’s Extensible Low-Profile Solar Array (ELSA) wings with Moog’s largest satellite bus on Tuesday during SATShow Week. […]
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Partner Content
Interview With Mini-Circuits CEO Jin Bains at SATShow Week
With the massive increase in satellites in orbit, there’s growing demand for radio frequency (RF) components to support satellite systems. Via Satellite interviews Jin Bains, CEO of of Mini-Circuits, a […]
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Partner Content
Interview With TE Connectivity Principal Engineer Bruce Conway at SATShow Week
In this interview to kick off SATShow Week, TE Connectivity Principal Engineer Bruce Conway talks about the company’s interconnects for satellites and solar panels and its deep space heritage on […]
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Government/Military
China’s Space Development is Outpacing Expectations and Gaining Momentum, Space Force Official Says
China’s space asset developments are coming fast and furious as China drives toward the goal of becoming a major space power, outpacing Russia and causing more focused analysis by U.S. […]
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Opinion
Connectivity Under Fire: The Critical Need for Satcom Terminal Survivability
In contested and denied environments, beyond-line-of-sight connectivity is often the only remaining link for command and control, mission execution, and safety-of-life communications. For U.S. military platforms operating at the tactical […]
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Opinion
To Achieve Space Dominance, the U.S. Must Eliminate Strategic Ambiguity
“The Space Force was established … in recognition of one key fact: space is a warfighting domain,” Gen. B. Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations, recently testified. He added that […]
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Technology
Anduril Acquiring Space Domain Awareness, Missile Defense Software Company ExoAnalytic Solutions
Anduril Industries on Wednesday said it has agreed to acquire ExoAnalytic Solutions, a small business that brings a global network of more than 400 consumer-grade telescopes for space domain awareness and software […]
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Government/Military
Space Force Surveying Industry on Collaboration With Canada on Allied Space Domain Awareness C2
The U.S. Space Force‘s Space Systems Command (SSC) wants insights from domestic and allied nation companies on possible collaboration with Canada on an allied command and control (C2) system for […]
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SATShow 2026
Startup Space at 10: A Launchpad for the New Space Economy
As the Startup Space pitch competition celebrates its 10th anniversary at this year’s SATShow Week, organizers, judges, and past-year winners say it has become a true on-ramp to the commercial […]
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Government/Military
Booster Resurfaces as Vulcan Centaur Issue; Space Force Halts Use for NSSL Amid Investigation
AURORA, Colo. – The U.S. Space Force has suspended launches of the United Launch Alliance‘s (ULA) Vulcan Centaur rocket under the National Security Space Launch (NSSL) program while the service […]
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Government/Military
AST SpaceMobile Nabs First Space Development Agency Award Under Europa Effort
The Space Development Agency (SDA) on Monday said it has awarded a $30 million prototype contract to AST SpaceMobile to demonstrate low-latency tactical satellite communications using the company’s commercial spacecraft. The Other […]
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Opinion
Examining the Size of the US Residential Broadband Opportunity for LEO Satcom
Over the past five years, Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connectivity has gone from concept to reality. Today, airline passengers stream Netflix over oceans, cruise goers video call from the Arctic […]
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Opinion
Acceleration, Convergence, and the New Strategic Landscape: Analysys Mason Space Industry Insights for 2026
The space sector enters 2026 in a state of profound acceleration. What was once a steady march of technological progress has become a rapid, multidimensional transformation driven by geopolitical urgency, […]
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Tech Focus Report
Stellant Systems: Heritage-Driven Innovation in Space
Stellant Systems’ strength in space microwave power technologies is built on more than 90 years of heritage. Our space roots stretch back to the 1960s with the Hughes Microwave Tube […]
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Tech Focus Report
Driving Virtualization to the Edge
In recent years, the satellite industry has engaged in frequent discussion of the benefits of ground segment virtualization. That future is now on the horizon, and ETL Systems is playing […]
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Opinion
A Constellation for Every Nation
An increasingly volatile geopolitical landscape is forcing nations to rethink space — fast. Alliances once assumed to be stable now look precarious. Supply chains once described as “global” now reveal […]
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Opinion
Why Insider Threats May Make Satellite Hacking Significantly Easier
The established wisdom holds that satellite hacking is challenging for malicious actors due to the complexities of satellite infrastructure and the need to compromise multiple systems simultaneously. However, if insiders […]
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Government/Military
NRO Taps HEO, SatVu, and Sierra Nevada for Remote Sensing Awards
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) on Tuesday said it has awarded contracts to HEO, SatVu and Sierra Nevada Corp. (SNC) to provide commercial satellite-based remote sensing capabilities, marking the first of three tranches of awards […]
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Government/Military
NGA Awards Vantor $5 Million for Global Change Detection Under Luno B Contract
Vantor on Thursday said it received a $5.3 million contract from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) to provide automated analytics on real-time changes in Earth’s terrain, helping the agency with its […]
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Government/Military
GPS III Satellite Successfully Launched Into Orbit
The U.S. Space Force late Tuesday night successfully launched a GPS III satellite into orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch vehicle, adding to the service’s constellation of more accurate […]
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Government/Military
After Review of 60 Programs Last Year, 2026 is SSC’s Year of Execution, Maj. Gen Purdy Says
In 2022, U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command got guidance from Frank Calvelli, then the Space Force’s service acquisition executive (SAE), to move to fixed-price contracts, limit non-recurring engineering costs, […]
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Opinion
The Next Space Race Will Be Won on the Ground
Even today, with space in the news almost daily, most still picture its future in simple if spectacular terms: rockets blasting off at the end of a countdown, colonies on […]
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Opinion
Competing in All Fields: Technologies for Multi-Orbit Architectures
Fueled by strategic direction and an impending near-peer conflict, the Pentagon is creating resilient transport diversity across multiple constellations. Projects like the Army’s Multi-Orbit Modem, the Space Force Commercial Satellite […]
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Magazine
The Arctic Space Race Heats Up
The race for space dominance continues shifting north to the Arctic. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 significantly heightened European and broader Western interest in securing the Arctic. […]
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Opinion
Convergence Comes of Age: 2026 Shifts Satellite Promise into Commercial Reality
For the better part of a decade, the promise of satellite-to-handset connectivity has sat somewhere between trial and theory. With the first commercial direct-to-device (D2D) constellations now scaling up and […]
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Government/Military
SpaceX Wins String Of Launches For NSSL Phase 3, Lane 1
SpaceX has received $739 million in new task orders for Phase 3, Lane 1 of National Security Space Launch (NSSL), according to U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command (SSC). The […]




























