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“The ubiquitous user terminal that could interoperate across frequency bands and orbits was a key part of [the Space Force’s SATCOM Vision], and to date, no one’s been able to deliver it,” said Ryan Stevenson, Kymeta’s chi…
Breaking Defense obtained a copy of the Defense Department’s FY26 budget request for RDT&E Programs. Here’s what you should know.
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is already expected to conduct more than two dozen national security-related space launches over the next few years.
Selling off the low S-band “is a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad idea,” Tom Karako, director of the CSIS Missile Defense Project, told Breaking Defense today.
“Space Systems Command intends to award a second vendor, but the quantity will depend on the selected vendor’s proposal. The timing and scope of that award is subject to the outcomes of the on-going FY26 budget deliberations,” Col. Rob Davi…
Beyond the potential consequences for the US industry, a reduction in NRO acquisition of commercial imagery also could directly impact US and allied military commanders in the field and US agencies charged with disaster relief, industry and government …
Based on its orbital pattern, independent astronomer Marco Langbroek said he suspected the new satellite is joining other Russian “sleeping interceptors.”
“With a 16 metric ton to orbit capability, Eclipse is a sweet spot for programs like NSSL Lane 1 and a natural fit to launch proliferated constellations,” said Firefly CEO Jason Kim.
Muon Space CEO Jonny Dyer told Breaking Defense that while the five-year-old startup is working in both the civil and defense sectors, the growth trend is on the defense side.
NGA’s goal is to get through the bulk of the tasking under the $500 million Luno programs by early next year, NGA Director of Commercial Operations Devin Brande told Breaking Defense.