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| DNI Coats: Enemies are developing advanced technology, space weapons. 'We have to up our ... WASHINGTON — The intelligence community recently warned Congress that several countries — including China, Russia and Iran — are developing space-based surveillance, navigation and anti-satellite systems that puts them in a position to challenge the United States' dominance in outer space.
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| Australian DoD begins new space surveillance technology project The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) has commenced a new project that is intended to enhance the safety, speed and fuel consumption of the Royal Australian Navy's (RAN) vessels using enhanced space surveillance capabilities. The new A$1.1m ($0.84m) Defence Materials Technology ...
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| Military's focus on space a boon for cloud, IT companies The new national defense strategy calls for the military to prepare for "contested environments," including space. Enemies like Russia and China are rapidly developing electronic and cyber weapons, the strategy warns, and the U.S. military can no longer spend decades developing technology.
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| RemoveDEBRIS satellite launched to capture dangerous space objects "Therefore, to maintain the safety of current and future space assets, the issue of the control and reduction of the space debris has to be addressed. "We believe the technologies we will be demonstrating with RemoveDEBRIS could provide feasible answers to the space junk problem - answers that could ...
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| Presentations for the NASA's 2017 Space Radiation Workshop Co-Sponsored by the SETI Institute ... The workshop brought together NASA scientists and experts in technology, science and engineering with non-NASA organizations with technologies not previously applied to space missions. Some of the presenters included Steven Zornetzer, NASA Ames Associate Center Director, Lika Guhathatkurta, ...
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NASA Hires Lockheed Martin to Build Quiet Supersonic X-Plane The space agency announced today (April 2) that it has awarded the aerospace company Lockheed Martin a $247.5 million contract to design and build a ... Virgin Galactic has partnered up with Boom Technology to build a supersonic passenger jet called "Baby Boom" that could fly across the Atlantic ...
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| Strategic command plays lead role in space operations The Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command showed attendees of the Association of the U.S. Army's Global Force Symposium and Exposition March 26-28 why the command is the Army's lead in high energy laser technology and space operations. At the symposium's ...
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| New Poaching Prevention Tool Uses Space Technology Since animals and humans in thermal footage 'glow' in the same way as stars and galaxies in space, we have been able to combine the technical expertise of astronomers with the conservation knowledge of ecologists to develop a system to find the animals or poachers automatically," said ARI's Claire ...
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| Aerospace Tech Startups Get a Chance to Pitch at JPL Tom Cwik, program manager of JPL's Office of Space Technology, said JPL recognizes that the commercial space sector is expanding, due in large part to the innovations coming out of venture-backed startups driving new ideas. "JPL is going to be a part of that," Cwik said during the Starburst event.
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| Micron breaks ground on new flash memory fabrication plant in Singapore SEMICONDUCTOR giant Micron Technology on Wednesday broke ground in North Coast to add new cleanroom space to meet future manufacturing requirements for its 3D NAND flash memory products. Micron did not disclose the size of the investment here except to say that the new facility will be a ... Micron Technology's new flash memory fabrication plant in Singapore to add 1000 new jobs - The Straits Times
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