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Japan On Missile Defences Alert Following North Korean Satellite Launch

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On Monday, May 29th, Japan put its ballistic missile defenses on alert and said it would shoot down any projectile threatening its territory. This...
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Is Earth’s Magnetic Field Weakening, and What Are We Doing About...

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China launched two satellites meant to monitor and investigate the changes in Earth’s magnetic field, in a mission called Macau Science 1. The launch...
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The Race for Satellite Dominance in Korean Peninsula

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South Korea is set to launch its first commercial-grade satellite at the end of May 2023, while North Korea is pushing to launch its...
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U.S. Officials Dismiss Chinese Balloon as Distraction from Space Activity

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China’s spy balloon has been grabbing public attention since its appearance in U.S. skies in February of 2023 when the Pentagon announced it was...
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Shortening Flights With a Detour Though Space

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New research from the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) shows potential in significantly reducing flight time. How? By taking a small detour through space...
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Space Force’s First Orbital Warfare Exercise

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The US Space Force has announced that it will hold its first exercise of "orbital warfare" this summer, according to an official statement by...
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Hacking Satellites To Test Cyber Resilience

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Ethical hackers hired by the space agency were directed to compromise the orbiting satellite in an effort to discover any vulnerabilities that could be...
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Moon To Earth Satellites in Development

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Lockheed Martin has begun its development of a Moon-to-Earth satellite network. Parsec, as it's called, uses a constellation of small lunar satellites to provide...
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Securing Our Satellites is Crucial

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Satellite communications systems have been around for decades. Many organizations are now totally dependent on them for their commercial success. The main reasons that...
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Next-Generation Mobile Connectivity In Maritime Vessels

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Vessels require a network connection for reporting, automation, improving safety, autonomous navigation, IoT monitoring or remote operations at sea. For decades, satellite-based solutions have...
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Experience Space With Virtual Reality

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The US Space Force is using virtual reality headsets to launch satellite mission operators into places they’ve never been before. The platform allows the...

Electronic Warfare In Space Force

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US Armed Forces (USAF) are pursuing tactical-level electronic warfare (EW) support capabilities from space. This is in part as a result of an ongoing...
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How The September 11 Attacks Impacted Satellite Technology

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Satellites have played an important role in disaster monitoring from space since the 9/11 terrorist attacks which resulted in the loss of life of...
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Russia Fights NATO Using Satellite Blinding Laser

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Russia is building a new ground-based laser weapon for disrupting enemy satellites orbiting overhead. A report by The Space Review states that the Russian...
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How Can These Satellites Move on Their Own?

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Most satellites require a propulsion system to move around in space, but apparently these satellites can move on their own! A constellation of small...
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Cognitive RF System – Now in Space

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An allegedly "cognitive" radio frequency system was launched into space, not more than 2 weeks ago. As part of the Pentagon Space Test Program,...
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New Satellite for Detecting Missiles in Real-Time

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Nowadays, space is seeing an increase in investments by governments, corporations, and researchers to develop new space technologies as well as upgrade existing systems...

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle to Proivde Satellite Navigation

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With unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) representing a rapidly expanding user base, a new UAV is joinging the ranks of the Navigation Laboratory of the...
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Machine Learning Solution for Prevalent Aviation Challenge

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Weather conditions such as fog and low stratus clouds over airports are responsible for severe flight delays translating into heavy costs for airlines. Determining...
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Alternative to Satellite Imagery 

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The use of satellites has long been the preferred choice for gathering geospatial data for agriculture, forestry, infrastructure, and construction projects. But despite the...
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Industry and Military Are Joining Forces – In Israel and Globally

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The distributed nature of operations military forces will likely be engaged in in the future requires flexible, resilient, and robust communications where units will...

Israeli Technology Enhances World Leading Defense Systems 

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The development and manufacturing of systems for the defense and aerospace fields pose challenges that require both expertise and creativity to come up with...

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This Upgrade Could Eliminate One of Laser Weapons’ Biggest Weaknesses

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High-energy laser weapons are steadily moving from development programs into operational military service, but maintaining them in the field remains a significant challenge. One...