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The U.S. Space Force has collaborated with the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Universities Space Research Association to support university-led space science and technology research projects. USSF said Wednesday the new

NASA has opened registration for the Human Lander Challenge, a competition encouraging college students to develop technologies that can mitigate lunar surface dust clouds during spacecraft landing and ascent. The winning technology

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected three industry teams to develop software architectures as part of the initial phase of a monitoring program. The products are designed to help military

Space Systems Command and NASA launched eight experimental payloads to the International Space Station on Tuesday as part of a mission meant to support the Department of Defense’s Space Test Program. The

Gen. Chance Saltzman, chief of space operations at the U.S. Space Force, said he will prioritize the deployment of combat-ready forces, amplification of the Guardian Spirit. He also said he will prize

NASA’s Office of Technology, Policy, and Strategy has published a cost-benefit analysis to determine which orbital debris remediation approaches are worth implementing. The new report suggests that large space debris should be

The Space Development Agency has published a request for information on the second tranche of the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture’s tracking layer that will support missile defense missions. A notice posted Monday

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is spearheading the development of a new positioning and navigation system designed to support NASA’s lunar exploration missions. The Lunar Reference System will serve as a framework that

Kathleen Hicks, deputy secretary of the Department of Defense, said the Biden administration’s proposed fiscal year 2024 defense budget of $842 billion would allocate $33.3 billion for the development of a resilient