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The plan is to award two vendors 24-month Direct to Phase II SBIR grants worth $3M each to demo low-cost, low-weight radars on Space Force satellites in geosynchronous Earth orbit.
Both of the newly named companies are focusing heavily on the national security market for space-related capabilities.
“[O]n the ops floor, [ATLAS is] generating a catalog — it’s publishing data to Space-track.org They’re using that as a primary system,” Space Systems Command’s Shannon Pallone said in an exclusive interview.
“There’s a great symbiosis here,” said Lt. Col. Stefan Katz. “The crews from the 76th are focused on today’s tasking, today’s situation, today’s mission and objectives, and the 4th [on] thinking longer term, an…
“Satellite networks today are an Achilles’ heel of modern societies. Whoever attacks them paralyzes entire nations,” German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said.
US Space Command has now completed two rendezvous and proximity operations with partners in Multinational Forces Operation Olympic Defender: France and Britain.
While the Pentagon has funded experimental re-fueling efforts, RG-XX is the first official acquisition program to have a refueling requirement.
Things that go into orbit led the news at day two of the AFA conference.
See the sights of space day at AFA.
The Space Development Agency’s planned Navigation Layer, if it proceeds, would provide both the location of GPS jammers and alternate PNT signals.