NASA is developing options for restructuring and potentially downsizing the agency, with the final decisions to be left to the agency’s next leader. The post NASA developing options for agency restructuring in “unsettling” environment appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Saltzman: “Just flying a military satellite communication system today doesn’t prepare you for the high-end fight” The post Space Force to revamp training for a new era of space conflict appeared first on SpaceNews.
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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — Despite political uncertainty about the future of NASA’s overall effort to return humans to the moon, the hardware for the next Artemis mission continues to […] The post Artemis 2 preparations continue as doubts swirl around program’s future appeared first on SpaceNews.
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COLORADO SPRINGS – Aitech Systems, a California company known for military and aerospace electronics, revealed plans for a picosatellite that will be used for artificial-intelligence applications. The company announced the […] The post Aitech unveils IQSat, a picosatellite for AI applications appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Colorado Springs — Change is underway at Boeing Space Mission Systems. To meet growing demand, the veteran satellite manufacturer is creating hot production lines to accelerate deliveries and investing in […] The post Boeing’s bet: supercharge satellite production appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Geopolitical shifts are accelerating the push for sovereign satellite networks, fueling momentum for connectivity operators outside the United States. Multi-orbit providers and regional players anticipate a surge in demand as […] The post Geopolitical shifts accelerate demand for Starlink alternatives appeared first on SpaceNews.
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For decades, military communications from space relied primarily on geostationary satellites positioned 22,000 miles above Earth. These distant spacecraft provide secure, reliable voice and data connectivity for United States defense […] The post Starlink’s rise in the defense market forces industry to adapt appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Colorado Springs, CO – April 8, 2025 – Bluestaq, a leader in highly secure data management, is accelerating its global expansion with the launch of a UK subsidiary (March 2025) […] The post Bluestaq Expands Globally with $50M from ONE Bow River, Launches UK Operations appeared first on SpaceNews.
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The Federal Communications Commission is preparing to update decades-old satellite power limits amid broader efforts to modernize and streamline regulations, the new head of the U.S. agency’s space division said April 7. The post FCC moves to update satellite power limits amid push for adaptive regulations appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Geostationary operator Viasat has signed a contract to use the low Earth orbit constellation Telesat plans to start deploying next year to help counter competition from SpaceX’s satellites in LEO. The post Viasat adds Telesat Lightspeed LEO connectivity to multi-orbit mix appeared first on SpaceNews.
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