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Cyber Official Calls for Deeper Integration of Space, Cyber and AI

The Pentagon emphasizes the need for closer integration as AI technologies continue to reshape modern warfare.

Katherine Sutton speaks at AFCEA NOVA Space Force IT Day on May 12, 2026.

Capella Selected for Next Space Development Agency Prototype

The effort advances next-generation tactical space communications.

The Space Development Agency selected San Francisco-based Capella to demonstrate next-generation tactical space communications. Credit: Space Development Agency

Army Personnel Keep Optimistic Outlook on Possible Space Branch

U.S. Army senior-level officials are still deciding on the proposed Army Space Branch.

Spc. Klay Walker and Spc. Alexander Best with the 4th Space Company, 1st Space Battalion, work on a Mobile Integrated Ground Suite at Fort Carson, Colorado. U.S. Army Photo by Dottie White

Australia Is Improving Allied Space Operations

Integration of this domain is crucial for its future national security.

A Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) KC-30, two U.S. Air Force F-35s, two RAAF F-35s and two Japan Air Self-Defense Force F-15Js fly in formation over the Pacific Ocean prior to the start of Exercise Bushido Guardian 25 near Misawa Air Base, Japan, September 26, 2025. International exercises and training, long held for the air and sea domains, are expanding to include space domain elements, key for a resilient future, an Australian leader says. Credit: U.S. Air Force 35th Fighter Wing Courtesy Photo

Budget-Constrained UN Space Group Welcomes Industry Partnerships for Disaster Preparedness

Thanks to existing MOUs and a Japanese-based startup, developing nations are receiving digital twins for disaster preparedness.

A digital twin generated with space-based data allows for disaster preparedness on the island of Tonga. Image by SpaceData Inc.

President's Commentary: The Race for Space Technologies

Investing in space technologies is crucial for national defense. Credit: ColleAno-stock.adobe.com generated with AI

Warning Systems Enabled by Medium-Earth Orbit Are Crucial

Moving tracking systems are also a priority.

The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) in June conducted FTX-26a, a flight test of an air launched target over the northern Pacific Ocean, with the Clear Space Force Station, Alaska, tracking the missile. The Space Force, along with the Space Development Agency and the MDA, are working closely to provide sophisticated and resilient missile warning and tracking of advanced threats. Photograph courtesy of the Missile Defense Agency

Army Aims To Alter Space Domain Approach

Officials are signifying the transformation by attempting to establish an Army Space Branch.

A Black Dagger Zombie missile target, designed to fly a ballistic flight path and demonstrate defensive protection capability, launches from Fort Wingate, New Mexico, November 2024. Courtesy photo

Experimental Satellite Brings Lab Into GEO

The mission is to test next-generation GPS-related technologies.

The August 12 United Launch Alliance (ULA) launch of its Vulcan Centaur V rocket from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral was its first U.S. national security mission (USSF-106) for the U.S. Space Force. The payload featured key classified satellites, including a groundbreaking spacecraft for 100 experimental tests. Credit: United Launch Alliance

Terabytes From Space

The confluence of data and sensors is providing scores of possible intelligence.

Vice Adm. Frank Whitworth, USN, director of the NGA, speaks at the 2025 Intelligence & National Security Summit. Credit: Herman Farrer Photography