As warfare becomes more high-tech and billions continue to be invested into smart weapons, an Achilles’ heel has emerged in America’s defense capabilities – the 50-year-old GPS L1 signal. GPS […] The post From Ukraine to Taiwan, Jamming of 50-year-old GPS is a Defense Tech Nightmare appeared first on SpaceNews.

A Falcon 9 launched a Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo spacecraft to the International Space Station Aug. 4, but the spacecraft suffered problems that have delayed maneuvers needed to reach the station. The post Cygnus spacecraft suffers glitches after launch appeared first on SpaceNews.

The U.S. Space Force is making organizational moves that the industry should closely monitor. These changes, spearheaded by Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman, aim to amplify the voices […] The post Space Force reshapes for a new era of competition appeared first on SpaceNews.

Two Indian astronauts will soon start training at NASA’s Johnson Space Center, with one of them flying to the International Space Station on an upcoming private astronaut mission. The post Indian astronauts to start training for ISS mission appeared first on SpaceNews.

NASA is not reconsidering plans to select only one company to develop an Artemis lunar rover, despite a setback in another program procuring key elements of the lunar exploration effort as a service. The post NASA retaining plans to select a single Artemis lunar rover appeared first on SpaceNews.

Rocket Lab launched the fifth radar imaging satellite for Japanese company Synspective Aug. 2, continuing work with its largest commercial customer. The post Rocket Lab launches fifth Synspective satellite appeared first on SpaceNews.

The multi-year contract is to integrate Capella’s radar imaging data into a U.S. Air Force Research Lab experimental cloud-based platform The post U.S. Air Force awards $14.9 million contract to Capella Space for radar imaging appeared first on SpaceNews.

Maritime connectivity provider KVH Industries is seeing signs of a turnaround after buying a chunk of satellite capacity from Starlink, SpaceX’s broadband constellation in non-geostationary orbit. The post KVH Industries leans on maritime connectivity competitor Starlink for growth appeared first on SpaceNews.

A provider of synthetic aperture radar imaging services, Umbra is looking to fill demand for ‘complete satellite systems’ The post Umbra ventures into custom satellite manufacturing  appeared first on SpaceNews.

At the Farnborough International Airshow six years ago, the United Kingdom made a major push to become a launch country. The U.K. Space Agency endorsed the development of Sutherland Spaceport, […] The post Foust Forward: Mind the launch gap appeared first on SpaceNews.