When GPS Fails, This System Keeps Everything Running
Modern military systems rely heavily on satellite navigation and timing, but these signals are increasingly vulnerable. In contested environments, electronic warfare can disrupt or...
How Can These Satellites Move on Their Own?
Most satellites require a propulsion system to move around in space, but apparently these satellites can move on their own! A constellation of small...
First-of-its-Kind Electronic Receiver Developed by IAI and Israel Technion
A unique Israeli satellite technology will provide search, rescue, and signal detection capabilities. A close technological and research collaboration between the Technion - Israel...
Data Fusion from Various Sources – Now Also in Space
The international space industry has been expanding fast. Almost 2,000 active satellites are currently circulating the Earth and this number is expected to increase...
Giant Rail Gun to Launch Hypersonic Planes into Space
Chinese scientists are reportedly developing a giant electromagnetic rail gun meant to launch hypersonic planes into space. The South China Morning Post reports that the...
IVO’S Quantum Drive Could Draw ‘Limitless Power’ From the Sun
The US company IVO Ltd. is a wireless power technology firm that intends to send an all-electric propulsion system for satellites to space for...
This Weapon Doesn’t Explode – It Shuts Down Electronics
Modern militaries rely heavily on satellites and sophisticated electronic systems for communications, navigation, intelligence gathering and precision targeting. Rather than destroying these assets with...
The Race for Mach 6 Just Got a New Contender
Pushing aircraft and missiles beyond Mach 5 remains one of the most complex challenges in aerospace engineering. Current solutions typically rely on combining multiple...
Hyundai to Develop Components for Lunar Exploration Rovers
Hyundai Motors is stepping into the space race as one of 13 organizations selected by the South Korean government to develop critical components for...
Israeli Ofek 16 Spy Satellite Successfully Launched
Israeli satellites incorporate ground-breaking capabilities and technologies that upgrade the strategic capabilities of the State of Israel. The Ofek 16 Satellite successfully launched on...
Rolls Royce’s Next Step – Autonomous Ships
ESA (The European Space Agency) signed a Memorandum of Intent with Rolls-Royce to investigate how space technology can be used to develop autonomous and...
Russia Accused of Repeatedly Jamming UK Military Satellites
British military satellites are being targeted by Russian electronic warfare operations on a regular basis, according to the head of UK Space Command. The...
No Longer an Un-Militarized Domain? US General Warns of a ‘Window...
General Stephen Whiting, commander of US Space Command, recently warned lawmakers that China and Russia have “transformed space into a contested warfighting domain.” Whiting...
AI to Help Analyze Military Satellite Photographs
With the phasing out of the MiG-25 high altitude tri-sonic reconnaissance aircraft that could overfly enemy territory, India now relies heavily on its own...
A New 3D View of the World Built for Preparedness and...
Understanding how people build, expand, and occupy space has become a strategic priority for governments and emergency planners. Yet most global datasets still represent...
Stealth Isn’t Invisible Anymore? AI Signals Intelligence Raises Questions
Modern military operations rely heavily on stealth and operational secrecy. Advanced aircraft such as the B-2 Spirit bomber are designed to avoid radar detection...
New Military Satellite Launched into Orbit
Space is seen more and more as a new military frontier, and rival countries are investing heavy resources in space technology.
Military satellites give the...
Alternative to Satellite Imagery
The use of satellites has long been the preferred choice for gathering geospatial data for agriculture, forestry, infrastructure, and construction projects. But despite the...
The ESA’s Zero Debris Approach Addressing the Dangers of Space Debris...
Today’s increasing activity in space brings a new and unexpected hazard in the form of space debris.
There are currently about 28,160 tracked objects in...
Astronomers Warn of Bright Satellites Obscuring the Stars
Scientists from the International Astronomical Union (IAU) announced that one of the brightest objects in the night sky is BlueWalker 3, the world's largest...
Researchers Trace Years of GPS Disruptions to a Suspected Space-Based Source
GPS and other satellite navigation systems have become essential infrastructure for aviation, maritime transport, communications, and critical timing networks. When these signals are disrupted,...
Satellites for Quantum Communications and Encryption
The developing field of quantum computing foretells a future in which current encryption processes are no longer safe. Researchers from the Technical University of...
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