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Deputy Defense Secretary: US Remains Committed to De-escalate Space Conflict

Deputy Defense Secretary: US Remains Committed to De-escalate Space Conflict

Kathleen Hicks, deputy secretary of defense, said the United States remains committed to preventing any conflict in space or anywhere else, highlighting to its adversaries that conflict does not provide any benefit. Speaking at an event in Colorado Springs, Colorado, on Wednesday, Hicks said the Department of Defense has launched a growing constellation of small, […]

Posted on January 12, 2024 by Brianne Monterey
Commerce Department, NASA to Promote Minority Business Access to Acquisition Opportunities

Commerce Department, NASA to Promote Minority Business Access to Acquisition Opportunities

NASA has announced a new agreement with the Department of Commerce to improve minority and underserved business participation in space acquisition and development projects. Under a three-year memorandum of agreement signed in late December, the Commerce Department’s Minority Business Development Agency will work with a network of business centers and programs to promote relevant acquisition […]

Posted on January 12, 2024 by Noah Lowell
Astrobotic: Propulsion System Issue Endangers Peregrine Lunar Landing

Astrobotic: Propulsion System Issue Endangers Peregrine Lunar Landing

Astrobotic announced that its Peregrine lunar lander experienced an anomaly with its propulsion system hours after launch on Monday. The company said the Peregrine spacecraft was operating as expected shortly after the United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur’s upper stage deployed and was communicating with NASA’s Deep Space Network. However, an anomaly occurred when Peregrine attempted […]

Posted on January 10, 2024 by Lawrence Carter
NASA Postpones Artemis Lunar Missions to Address Safety Issues

NASA Postpones Artemis Lunar Missions to Address Safety Issues

NASA has postponed the Artemis 2 and 3 lunar missions to resolve technical problems that could pose safety risks to their crews.  According to NASA Administrator Bill Nelson, Artemis 2 and its four astronauts’ orbital moon mission had been reset from its end-2024 schedule to no earlier than September 2025. Nelson also said that the […]

Posted on January 10, 2024 by Arthur McMiler
AFWERX Tasks Muon Space to Assess Feasibility of Weather Data Instrument

AFWERX Tasks Muon Space to Assess Feasibility of Weather Data Instrument

Low-Earth orbit satellite constellation company Muon Space has announced a Small Business Innovation Research Phase I contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory’s AFWERX directorate to support weather intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance activities. AFWERX requires a feasibility study on the benefit of modifying a multispectral electro-optical/infrared instrument for cloud characterization observation, which the U.S. Air […]

Posted on January 10, 2024 by Noah Lowell
NASA Fast Tracks Low-Earth Orbit Commercial Stations’ Development With More Funding

NASA Fast Tracks Low-Earth Orbit Commercial Stations’ Development With More Funding

NASA is accelerating its Commercial Low-Earth Orbit Development program with added funding reallocated to two of its partners developing LEO destinations for commercial space activities in anticipation of the International Space Station’s 2030 retirement. According to Phil McAlister, the agency’s commercial space director, the program’s partners were also assigned new technical milestones to help ensure […]

Posted on January 8, 2024 by Arthur McMiler
United Arab Emirates to Contribute Airlock to NASA’s Gateway Space Station

United Arab Emirates to Contribute Airlock to NASA’s Gateway Space Station

NASA has announced that the United Arab Emirates’ Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre will provide the Crew and Science Airlock Module for the Gateway space station, the first such spacecraft in lunar orbit. The Gateway will serve as a staging point for moon missions under the Artemis program, NASA said.  The space station is also […]

Posted on January 8, 2024 by Noah Lowell
Space Force to Finalize Partnership Strategy With Commercial Space Sector

Space Force to Finalize Partnership Strategy With Commercial Space Sector

The U.S. Space Force’s deputy chief of space operations said the agency is finalizing a strategy document describing how the organization would work with the commercial space industry. Speaking at an event hosted by the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, Lt. Gen. DeAnna Burt said the Space Force is “days away from signing off on […]

Posted on January 8, 2024 by Lawrence Carter
NASA Awards Grants to 13 Innovative Concept Studies for 2024

NASA Awards Grants to 13 Innovative Concept Studies for 2024

Thirteen research projects have been selected for the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts’ 2024 Phase I program, with the awardees’ focus ranging from planetary exploration to a star-bound journey of a swarm of communication spacecraft.  The 2024 NIAC fellows are companies and institutions from across the United States, with each awardee receiving a $175,000 grant to […]

Posted on January 5, 2024 by Arthur McMiler
SSC, Partners Engage in Tabletop Exercise to Study On-Orbit Refueling Models

SSC, Partners Engage in Tabletop Exercise to Study On-Orbit Refueling Models

The Space Systems Command has conducted the Parallax Rising 2.2 tabletop exercise to identify space refueling models. During the three-day exercise, participants across the SSC and other organizations across the space enterprise looked at space refueling from a tactical command-and-control perspective to understand how to integrate commercial refuelers with the Department of Defense’s systems. They […]

Posted on January 5, 2024 by Lawrence Carter

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