Space News

October 26, 2022

Give JADC2 to Space Force, along with ASAT weapons: Mitchell report

Breaking Defense: The Defense Department needs centralized management of its ambitious Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) effort, and

October 26, 2022

Space Force to activate sensor on Wide-Field-of-View missile warning satellite

Space News: A U.S. Space Force infrared sensing demonstration satellite launched in July will soon start receiving data, the Space

October 24, 2022

Space Force’s ‘Digital Bloodhound’ project will sniff out cyberthreats

Breaking Defense: The Space Force hopes to choose a developer next June for its nascent Digital Bloodhound program, aimed at

October 21, 2022

Space Force tries to turn over a new leaf in satellite procurement

Space News: The Space Force is planning its next major procurement of satellites — a constellation in medium Earth orbit

October 14, 2022

Starlink’s market dominance affecting DoD’s hybrid network plans

Space News: As SpaceX’s Starlink continues to gain military customers, the Pentagon worries that the company’s use of proprietary technology

October 14, 2022

Army seeks industry help on stratospheric drones, sensor payloads

Breaking Defense: The Army is seeking industry input to help it figure out how best to deploy intelligence, surveillance and

October 6, 2022

Army Futures Command has a new commander

Defense News: After 10 months without a confirmed commander at Army Futures Command, Gen. James Rainey took over in an Oct. 4

October 6, 2022

Space Force’s digital push focuses on ‘Spaceverse’

Defense News: Last fall, the U.S. Space Force gave defense companies an unprecedented look at its initial plan to make

October 5, 2022

UK, South Korea join ASAT test ban, raising like-minded countries to seven

Space News: The United Kingdom and South Korea have pledged not to conduct direct-ascent anti-satellite (ASAT) missile testing, throwing their

October 3, 2022

EU, US progress on space information sharing, but Beijing drags its feet

Breaking Defense: Establishing accord among nations, even informally, about space traffic management (STM) in an ever more crowded environment is necessary, but