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Space
March 2023
AVALON NEWS: Polish Space Agency Seeking Partnerships ‘Down Under’
GEELONG, Australia — For the first time, Michal Wiercinski, vice president of the Polish Space Agency, led a delegation of 20 companies from his nation to Avalon — The Australian Airshow — to look for potential areas of cooperation. -
Space
February 2023
Space Force Lacks Agility To Tap into Commercial Innovation
The Pentagon wants to capitalize on a soaring commercial space sector to stay ahead of adversaries in the domain. But the lack of a national strategic vision that focuses efforts and streamlines the government’s contracting bureaucracy is leaving members of industry feeling lost in space. -
Space
January 2023
Virginia Rocket Launch ‘Turning Point’ For Space Operations
From a distance, the upcoming launch in Virginia will look like any other craft blasting into space, but the technology on board the vehicle and the location will be firsts for the United States. -
Space
January 2023
Small Agency Blazes Trail For New Space Architecture
The Space Development Agency is trying to live up to its motto — “Semper Citius,” or always faster — as it integrates with the Space Force and ramps up acquisition for the service. -
Training and Simulation
November 2022
I/ITSEC NEWS: STARCOM Weighing More Live Training
Space Training and Readiness Command is facing a number of issues preparing Space Force guardians for potential conflict in the space domain, the leader of the command said. -
Space
November 2022
Entering Year Four, Space Force Focusing on Cyber Capabilities
As the United States’ youngest service enters its fourth year, the Space Force is reevaluating “what readiness means to a force that is primarily employed in place rather than waiting to deploy overseas," the service's top official said. -
Space
October 2022
JUST IN: Space Progress Slowed by ‘Bureaucratic Inertia,’ Official Says
As the United States’ youngest service enters its fourth year, the Space Force must look for ways to speed up technological development in order to not fall behind competitors, a top service official said. -
Space
October 2022
JUST IN: SDA Developing Translator Payloads for National Defense Space Architecture
As the Space Development Agency gets set to launch the first satellites of the National Defense Space Architecture into orbit later this year, the agency is developing capabilities to ensure the satellites in the architecture can communicate with other government or commercial constellations. -
Space
October 2022
JUST IN: Report Warns U.S. Needs Space-based Weapons to Defend JADC2
By Meredith RoatenThe Space Force needs to deter adversaries from attacking the space infrastructure that is critical for data collection and communications, according to a new report from the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies. -
Space
October 2022
Civilian Space Tracking Program Key for Sector Growth
By Christian ZurIn keeping with the pace of the commercial space sector, the Biden administration is advancing a long-anticipated policy initiative to transfer responsibility for tracking objects in Earth’s orbit from the U.S. military to the civilian National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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