EOS unveiled its new Atlas Space Control system at IAC 2025 in Sydney to protect satellites in contested space.
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US deploys space-based nuclear blast detectors that captures 10,000+ frames per sec
The Global Burst Detection system, a set of specialized payloads hosted on US GPS satellites, has been monitoring the planet for signs of nuclear detonations for over 60 years.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced a 67-company cohort for the AWS Space Accelerator: APJ 2025 program, with startups from Australia, India and Japan. Forty-two Indian companies make up the largest ...
Imagine being able to swap your place of employment for six months to work at a high-tech corporation, then return to work ...
Naval history has always been a story of innovation colliding with ambition. From massive battleships that symbolized ...
A large cloud of tiny fragments revolves around Earth following satellite explosions, rocket stage malfunctions, and ...
The Global Burst Detection system, developed by Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories, carries a suite of sensors and ...
Origami device fabrication has huge potential in the fields of health, agriculture, and space technology. However, ...
Of the many roads leading to successful Artemis missions, one is paved with high-tech computing chips called superchips.
Bosch Sensortec, which shipped more than 1 billion MEMS sensors in 2024, is now a 20-year-old outfit with an ambitious goal ...
The Space Force appears to be embracing its inner Johnny Rico with a possible name change of one of its commands. The service is considering changing Space Operations Command’s name to Combat Forces ...
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