US Launches 122 Defense Payloads in 2024, Europe Launches 1
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Since GPS became operational in 1993, the US has been far and away the leader in satellite navigation technology.
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Over the past two weeks, two federal watchdogs—the OIG and the GAO—released separate reports highlighting critical issues with two Artemis IV vehicles: Gateway and SLS Block 1B, the upgraded SLS variant.
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Late last year, the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-23) approved a proposal to review EPFD (Equivalent Power Flux Density) limits, a critical juncture in rights negotiations between GEO and LEO operators that sets the stage for regulatory action by 2027 or 2031.
China’s secretive military reusable space plane, which launched late last year, deployed an unidentified object into orbit last week.
China held its annual Space Day conference last week, unveiling new insights into the space program’s hardware development.
NASA’s SBIR funding—particularly its Phase I & II tracks—has become a vital source of non-dilutive capital for early-stage space startups.
NASA is on pace to exceed $100B of Artemis funding by FY26, according to nominal dollar data from OIG, NASA budgets, and Payload analysis.