Malaysia and the Philippines have signed the Artemis Accords, which outline norms of behavior for space exploration. The post Malaysia and the Philippines sign Artemis Accords appeared first on SpaceNews.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Voyager Technologies announced the acquisition Oct. 27 of propulsion-system developer ExoTerra Resource. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. “We’re amplifying our collective mission capability with ExoTerra, accelerating delivery across defense and commercial markets,” Dylan Taylor, Voyager chairman and CEO, said in a statement. “As freedom of maneuver becomes central to space
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Networking specialist MTN has launched a service that enables SpaceX’s Starlink LEO satellites to operate as part of a privately secured communications system, giving businesses a way to link remote sites without using the public internet. The post MTN carves out private networks for Starlink’s business users appeared first on SpaceNews.
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When America embarked on the journey to build the Arsenal of Democracy in World War II, President Roosevelt had a simple instruction: “speed, speed, speed.” His emphasis on speed spurred on the production of lethal, mass-producible American warplanes that enabled the United States to win WWII. Some 80 years later, the urgency for speed is
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Iridium Communications plans to release a tiny chip next year to protect devices relying on navigation satellites from jamming and spoofing, reinforcing one of the L-band operator’s core strengths as SpaceX’s Starlink encroaches on other parts of its business. The post Iridium unveils chip to bring GPS protection to mass-market devices appeared first on SpaceNews.
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China added to its Earth observation fleet late Saturday, sending a second Gaofen-14 mapping satellite into sun-synchronous orbit. The post China launches new Gaofen-14 stereo mapping satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Australian company HEO has imaged and modeled a mystery Chinese satellite prior to its reentry into Earth’s atmosphere, revealing previously unknown details about the spacecraft. The post HEO’s satellite-to-satellite imaging uncovers secrets of Chinese tech-test spacecraft appeared first on SpaceNews.
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The defense and intelligence community is entering a new era of autonomy, one defined by AI-driven workflows that are reshaping how we handle geospatial intelligence (GEOINT). Agents are beginning to […] The post From Analyst to AI Orchestrator: Evolving Roles in the Age of Autonomy appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Astrobotic Technology says it now plans to launch its large lunar lander carrying a commercial rover no earlier than mid-2026. The post Astrobotic delays Griffin-1 lander mission to mid-2026 appeared first on SpaceNews.
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In a pilot program, the 4th Infantry Division will use Kymeta’s Osprey u8 terminals designed to communicate with both low Earth orbit and geostationary satellites The post Kymeta to supply flat-panel satellite antennas to U.S. Army appeared first on SpaceNews.
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