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Technology
Is In-Space Maneuvering Tech on the Cusp of a Breakthrough?
In the next half-century, a plethora of tech sectors currently stationed here on Earth are poised to move up to space, and the U.S. government and its commercial partners want […]
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Magazine
Is In-Space Maneuvering Tech on the Cusp of a Breakthrough? | April 2024
In the next half-century, a plethora of tech sectors currently stationed here on Earth are poised to move up to space, and the U.S. government and its commercial partners want […]
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Launch
Will 2024 Be a Year of Rocket Debuts?
Ten years ago, governments around the globe forecast a broad swath of new rockets would be in service by now. No one would have predicted that SpaceX would dominate the […]
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Launch
Will 2024 Be a Year of Rocket Debuts? | January/February 2024
Ten years ago, governments around the globe forecast a broad swath of new rockets would be in service by now. No one would have predicted that SpaceX would dominate the […]
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Technology
10 Tech Trends That Will Impact the Satellite Industry in 2024 | December 2023
As we enter 2024, the opportunities for satellite technology development seem as vast and unending as outer space itself. Certain technology trends remain powerful drivers across the space domain year […]
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Technology
10 Tech Trends That Will Impact the Satellite Industry in 2024
From geopolitical events, to improved manufacturing techniques, to direct-to-cell efforts, here are the technology trends that will drive the satellite industry over the next year. As we enter 2024, the […]
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Space Economy
How Hilton Hotels, Bayer, and the World Wildlife Fund Are Investing in the Future in Space
LOS ANGELES – The business case for space-based remote sensing and other satellite derived technologies has surpassed the traditional military and big-government sectors. Companies and organizations from BP, to the […]
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Government/Military
The Growing Demand for Sovereign Space Systems
For decades, the mention of space-faring nations has brought to mind major players like the United States, Russia, China, India, and Europe. But that dynamic is rapidly shifting. In recent […]
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Government
The Growing Demand for Sovereign Space Systems | July 2023
For decades, the mention of space-faring nations has brought to mind major players like the United States, Russia, China, India, and Europe. But that dynamic is rapidly shifting. In recent […]
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Launch
How to Break the Global Launch Bottleneck
The past few years has seen an upsurge in activity in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), led by megaconstellations of broadband satellites from SpaceX’s Starlink and OneWeb, followed by flocks of Earth […]
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Launch
How to Break the Global Launch Bottleneck | June 2023
The past few years has seen an upsurge in activity in Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), led by megaconstellations of broadband satellites from SpaceX’s Starlink and OneWeb, followed by flocks of Earth […]
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Defense
Satellite Vendors Adapt to the DoD’s New Spiral Acquisition Model | April 2023
Two decades ago, few in the U.S. defense community considered using commercial satellite services for national security missions. Nor did they envision a future where thousands of small systems in […]
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Government/Military
Satellite Vendors Adapt to the DoD’s New Spiral Acquisition Model
Two decades ago, few in the U.S. defense community considered using commercial satellite services for national security missions. Nor did they envision a future where thousands of small systems in […]
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Sustainability
What Climate Scientists Want from Satellite Data Providers | October 2022
The expansion of satellite data from new providers and increased remote sensing technologies is helping climate scientists fill in critical gaps in government-based coverage, and helping to bring the big […]
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Imagery and Sensing
What Climate Scientists Want from Satellite Data Providers
The expansion of satellite data from new providers and increased remote sensing technologies is helping climate scientists fill in critical gaps in government-based coverage, and helping to bring the big […]
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Technology
A Blue Ocean Market for Commercial Space Data Relay Services | September 2022
Five years ago, satellite communications provider Viasat wrote a white paper that was jokingly called “Streaming Netflix to the International Space Station,” meant as a call to action for NASA […]
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Technology
A Blue Ocean Market for Commercial Space Data Relay Services
On-demand data relay from Low-Earth Orbit has long challenged the space industry, as operators must wait for satellites to cross over ground stations, to make a connection lasting only about […]
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Imagery and Sensing
GEOINT Satellite Operators Look Toward an Increasingly Commercial Future
For decades, only the government had the means and experience to handle geospatial data, particularly for defense and intelligence purposes. But the pendulum is swinging toward an exponential growth in […]
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Earth Observation
GEOINT Satellite Operators Look Toward an Increasingly Commercial Future | April 2022
For decades, only the government had the means and experience to handle geospatial data, particularly for defense and intelligence purposes. But the pendulum is swinging toward an exponential growth in […]
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Government/Military
Will the Space Force Fix Military Space Acquisition?
The Air Force has traditionally handled the lion’s share of U.S. military space assets and operations. But costs for major programs ballooned over the years, and the United States has […]
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Defense
Will the Space Force Fix Military Space Acquisition? | September 2021
The Air Force has traditionally handled the lion’s share of U.S. military space assets and operations. But costs for major programs ballooned over the years, and the United States has […]
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Government/Military
US Military Places a Bet on LEO
U.S. Defense Department agencies are working with a who’s-who of military contractors, commercial satellite operators, and technology companies to finally demonstrate the feasibility of a proliferated constellation of satellites in […]
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Defense
US Military Places a Bet on LEO for Space Security | June 2021
U.S. Defense Department agencies are working with a who’s-who of military contractors, commercial satellite operators, and technology companies to finally demonstrate the feasibility of a proliferated constellation of satellites in […]
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Imagery and Sensing
SpaceX Launches Third GPS III Satellite for US Space Force
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launched the newest GPS III satellite, Space Vehicle 03 (SV03), for the U.S. Space Force (USSF) from Cape Canaveral Space Launch Complex-40 in Florida on […]
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Launch
Relativity Space Signs Launch Contract with Iridium, Plans West Coast Launch Site
Relativity Space, a Los Angeles-based space startup using 3D-printing and Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to build launchers, has signed a Right of Entry agreement (RoE) with the U.S. Air Force’s […]
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Government/Military
Space Force on Track to Award Launch Service Contracts This Summer
Plans for the U.S. Space Force to award two launch services contracts for its next batch of national security space missions this summer remain on track, the Space and Missile […]
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Government/Military
DoD Releases New Strategy to Maintain US Space Superiority
The Pentagon released a new Defense Space Strategy June 17, laying out four lines of effort meant to maintain U.S. superiority in the space domain and counteract ever-growing threats by […]
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Opinion
Netflix’s ‘Space Force’ Leaves Easter Eggs for Aerospace Insiders
Calling all space nerds – Netflix’s new “Space Force” may not make the list of 2020’s best shows, but smart and accurate details relating to the military and commercial space […]
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Government/Military
GAO Report Warns of ‘Multiple Challenges’ to Next-Gen OPIR Missile Satellite Program
The U.S. Space Force needs to consider several risks to the progress of its next-generation missile warning satellite program, including the fact that its ground system may not be ready […]
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Finance
AE Industrial Partners Acquires Deep Space Systems, Forms Redwire
AE Industrial Partners (AEI), a private equity firm dealing in the aerospace, defense, and government services markets, will form a new space-focused platform called Redwire following two recent acquisitions, the […]





























