Tag: satellites
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Future military satellite will need operational surprise
In future wars, military satellites will likely no longer be locked in orbit. Satellites in a predictable orbit are easy targets, known positions on a map that can be bypassed or neutralized, said Space Command’s leader, Gen. Stephen Whiting, during Space Symposium at The Broadmoor. Space Command is charged with defending American interests from 100 kilometers…
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Space Force sees budget, manpower boost as it marks year six
Congress set aside some gifts for the Space Force in a recently passed defense bill as the military branch marks its sixth birthday. With more than 50% of the Space Force’s guardians working in Colorado, it is an economic driver for the state and a critical piece of national infrastructure as space becomes more contested…
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Space Force sees budget, manpower boost as it marks year six
Congress set aside some gifts for the Space Force in a recently passed defense bill as the military branch marks its sixth birthday. With more than 50% of the Space Force’s guardians working in Colorado, it is an economic driver for the state and a critical piece of national infrastructure as space becomes more contested…
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Aerospace giant Lockheed Martin thinking small — small satellites, that is
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Lockheed Martin is one of the largest aerospace contractors working on major space projects from building the spacecraft taking astronauts back to the moon, nuclear space power to a NOAA weather satellite detecting lightning strikes in real time. But recently, the company has also been…
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Aerospace giant Lockheed Martin thinking small — small satellites, that is
Lockheed Martin is one of the largest aerospace contractors working on major space projects from building the spacecraft taking astronauts back to the moon, nuclear space power to a NOAA weather satellite detecting lightning strikes in real time. But recently, the company has also been investing in a growing corner of the space market: small…
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Lockheed Martin’s new Pony Express 2 satellites feature AI, will demonstrate new technology
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save With the upcoming launch of two satellites, Lockheed Martin expects to demonstrate how space can add to the military’s global power to gather intelligence and act on it. The military’s vision for its future Combined…
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Lockheed Martin’s new Pony Express 2 satellites feature AI, will demonstrate new technology
With the upcoming launch of two satellites, Lockheed Martin expects to demonstrate how space can add to the military’s global power to gather intelligence and act on it. The military’s vision for its future Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control is to “sense, make sense, and act” across land, sea, air, cyber and space —…
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Lockheed Martin’s new Pony Express 2 satellites feature AI, will demonstrate new technology
With the upcoming launch of two satellites, Lockheed Martin expects to demonstrate how space can add to the military’s global power to gather intelligence and act on it. The military’s vision for its future Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control is to “sense, make sense, and act” across land, sea, air, cyber and space — a…