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US Space Force to establish new acquisitions command in 2021
Space Systems Command will be launched sooner rather than later, says Space Force Vice Commander Lt. Gen. David Thompson, as the Space Force finalizes plans to absorb space-related organizations from the other services.
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The Space Force doesn’t want to send a human to do a robot’s job
While the Space Force will probably send humans on orbital missions somewhere down the line, says Maj. Gen. John Shaw, the focus right now is on robotic, artificial intelligence and autonomous capabilities.
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The Air Force’s robot pilot returns to the skies
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ROBOpilot can transform manned aircraft into unmanned systems.
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Starting in 2021, SpaceX may reuse boosters for US Space Force launches
The Space Force has issued SpaceX a contract modification that will allow the company to reuse boosters on upcoming GPS launches, resulting in savings of $53 million.
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Inside the Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield artificial intelligence in the desert
At Project Convergence, U.S. Army Futures Command tested a number of emerging AI capabilities, including Prometheus, Dead Center, FIRESTORM and more.
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Space Force and NASA focused on cislunar space in new agreement
Under a new memorandum of understanding, the U.S. Space Force and NASA will share existing technologies for detecting objects beyond geosynchronous orbit, as well as collaborate on developing new ones.
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How Relativity Space plans to win the Pentagon’s launch contracts
Relativity Space says its 3D printing approach will help it secure small launch contracts with the U.S. Space Force.
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Space Force issues $298M contract for new anti-jamming satellite design
The Evolved Strategic SATCOM program will eventually replace the Advanced Extremely High Frequency constellation in providing survivable, jam-resistant communications.
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Space Force set to receive sixth anti-jamming satellite by end of year
The successful On-Orbit Testing of the sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite moves it one step closer to operational use by the U.S. Space Force.
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US Space Force confirms Space Based Infrared System detected missile attack in January
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond has confirmed suspicions that the Space Based Infrared System was used to detect more than a dozen missiles launched at U.S. and coalition forces in Iraq back in January.
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US Space Force to establish new acquisitions command in 2021
Space Systems Command will be launched sooner rather than later, says Space Force Vice Commander Lt. Gen. David Thompson, as the Space Force finalizes plans to absorb space-related organizations from the other services.
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The Space Force doesn’t want to send a human to do a robot’s job
While the Space Force will probably send humans on orbital missions somewhere down the line, says Maj. Gen. John Shaw, the focus right now is on robotic, artificial intelligence and autonomous capabilities.
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The Air Force’s robot pilot returns to the skies
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ROBOpilot can transform manned aircraft into unmanned systems.
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Starting in 2021, SpaceX may reuse boosters for US Space Force launches
The Space Force has issued SpaceX a contract modification that will allow the company to reuse boosters on upcoming GPS launches, resulting in savings of $53 million.
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Inside the Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield artificial intelligence in the desert
At Project Convergence, U.S. Army Futures Command tested a number of emerging AI capabilities, including Prometheus, Dead Center, FIRESTORM and more.
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Space Force and NASA focused on cislunar space in new agreement
Under a new memorandum of understanding, the U.S. Space Force and NASA will share existing technologies for detecting objects beyond geosynchronous orbit, as well as collaborate on developing new ones.
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How Relativity Space plans to win the Pentagon’s launch contracts
Relativity Space says its 3D printing approach will help it secure small launch contracts with the U.S. Space Force.
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Space Force issues $298M contract for new anti-jamming satellite design
The Evolved Strategic SATCOM program will eventually replace the Advanced Extremely High Frequency constellation in providing survivable, jam-resistant communications.
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Space Force set to receive sixth anti-jamming satellite by end of year
The successful On-Orbit Testing of the sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite moves it one step closer to operational use by the U.S. Space Force.
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US Space Force confirms Space Based Infrared System detected missile attack in January
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond has confirmed suspicions that the Space Based Infrared System was used to detect more than a dozen missiles launched at U.S. and coalition forces in Iraq back in January.
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US Space Force to establish new acquisitions command in 2021
Space Systems Command will be launched sooner rather than later, says Space Force Vice Commander Lt. Gen. David Thompson, as the Space Force finalizes plans to absorb space-related organizations from the other services.
-
The Space Force doesn’t want to send a human to do a robot’s job
While the Space Force will probably send humans on orbital missions somewhere down the line, says Maj. Gen. John Shaw, the focus right now is on robotic, artificial intelligence and autonomous capabilities.
-
The Air Force’s robot pilot returns to the skies
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s ROBOpilot can transform manned aircraft into unmanned systems.
-
Starting in 2021, SpaceX may reuse boosters for US Space Force launches
The Space Force has issued SpaceX a contract modification that will allow the company to reuse boosters on upcoming GPS launches, resulting in savings of $53 million.
-
Inside the Army’s futuristic test of its battlefield artificial intelligence in the desert
At Project Convergence, U.S. Army Futures Command tested a number of emerging AI capabilities, including Prometheus, Dead Center, FIRESTORM and more.
-
Space Force and NASA focused on cislunar space in new agreement
Under a new memorandum of understanding, the U.S. Space Force and NASA will share existing technologies for detecting objects beyond geosynchronous orbit, as well as collaborate on developing new ones.
-
How Relativity Space plans to win the Pentagon’s launch contracts
Relativity Space says its 3D printing approach will help it secure small launch contracts with the U.S. Space Force.
-
Space Force issues $298M contract for new anti-jamming satellite design
The Evolved Strategic SATCOM program will eventually replace the Advanced Extremely High Frequency constellation in providing survivable, jam-resistant communications.
-
Space Force set to receive sixth anti-jamming satellite by end of year
The successful On-Orbit Testing of the sixth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite moves it one step closer to operational use by the U.S. Space Force.
-
US Space Force confirms Space Based Infrared System detected missile attack in January
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond has confirmed suspicions that the Space Based Infrared System was used to detect more than a dozen missiles launched at U.S. and coalition forces in Iraq back in January.
