NASA has launched 14 Flight Opportunities research payloads aboard Blue Origin‘s New Shepard reusable suborbital rocket to help researchers test new technologies and materials for space applications. Among the payloads launched on
MoreNASA has transmitted an ultra-high definition streaming video from the Psyche mission spacecraft at a distance of 19 million miles from Earth. The space agency said Monday that the transmission is part
MoreThe U.S. Space Force has designated Space Training and Readiness Command, also known as STARCOM, as the service branch’s lead agency for testing and evaluating space systems and programs. Gen. B. Chance
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Richard DalBello, director of the Office of Space Commerce at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, said OSC has made efforts to develop and implement the Traffic Coordination System for Space, or
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New commercial space companies, technological innovations and intensifying competition are just a few of the factors fueling unprecedented growth in the space domain today. Executive Mosaic sat down with Intelsat CEO David Wajsgras
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The U.S. Space Force, European Command and Africa Command have established a space component at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, where it will help advance EUCOM’s space-based capabilities. The new U.S. Space
MoreDerek Tournear, director of the Space Development Agency, said the SDA will start a monthly launch campaign in September 2024 to deploy the first tranche of data-transport satellites to orbit, SpaceNews reported
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Small businesses and startups are invited to join the 13th cohort The Catalyst Accelerator is hosting to determine how the U.S. Space Force might introduce commercial capabilities to its mission environment for
MoreJohn Dankanich, in-space transportation system capability lead at NASA, spoke about contracting approaches used with various vendors to support development work on cryogenic fluid management systems and how such mechanisms hinder the
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On Nov. 15, the Office of the Secretary of Defense Business Board released findings of its investigation into the effectiveness of a unity of effort in the U.S. government’s space acquisition decision-making.
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