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Enabling Cybersecurity in Space With Digital Engineering

Five keys to ensure future success.

Ground stations play an important role in satellite infrastructures. Not only do they provide command and control to satellites themselves but also link satellite constellations to the terrestrial backbone of the internet. Credit: vchal/Shutterstock

Control System for Space Force

On Point: Q&A With Dr. Jaime Stearns

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Combining Research With Space Operations

A squadron is uniquely uniting operations with development to advance space domain awareness.

Stood up in May, the U.S. Space Force’s new 15th Space Surveillance Squadron has the unique dual mission of operating the Maui Space Surveillance Complex, which sits at 10,023 feet atop Maui’s Mt. Haleakala, as well as conducting space domain awareness research and development. Credit: BikeMaui

President's Commentary: Small Steps Matter in the Space Domain

Ensuring the availability of space-based capabilities is a priority for the U.S. Department of Defense.

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DARPA Developing Universal Translator for Satellites

Space-BACN aims to revolutionize satellite communications.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s Space-Based Adaptive Communications Node program aims to revolutionize satellite communications by allowing different constellations speaking different languages to connect to one another. Credit: sdecoret/Shutterstock

The NRO Adjusts Its Orbit

The space surveillance entity evolves for a more complex threat environment.

Like most other space-focused agencies, the National Reconnaissance Office is exploring its role in regard to cislunar space, the area in space well beyond geosynchronous orbit to the moon. Credit: NRO

Building Highways in the Lower Skies

NASA investigates the possible flight safety constructs needed for urban air mobility.

NASA’s Advanced Air Mobility National Campaign is a comprehensive effort to develop and test vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicles, systems and related technology, including creating the procedures for the future airspace management of VTOL vehicles, air taxis, cargo delivery and other advanced aircraft concepts into the National Airspace System. Even NASA itself is pursuing a VTOL aircraft. Credit: NASA

DARPA Selects SpaceLink to Connect Space Domain