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Archive for October 23rd, 2026

Space Force Reassigns Six National Security Launches to SpaceX Amid Vulcan Grounding

October 23rd, 2026 by me

On Wednesday, October 21, 2026, the U.S. Space Force confirmed it has transferred six National Security Space Launch missions from United Launch Alliance (ULA) to SpaceX as ULA’s Vulcan Centaur […]

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Space Development Agency Solicits Technologies for Tranche 4 Missile-Tracking Constellation

October 23rd, 2026 by me

Seeking to close sensor tracking gaps against maneuvering hypersonic missiles throughout their entire flight envelopes, the Space Development Agency (SDA) issued a Request for Information (RFI) on Tuesday, October 20, […]

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At a Hundred Satellites, the Datasheet Stops Being the Decision

October 23rd, 2026 by me

For constellation programs, the MEMS-versus-optical debate is largely settled. Reliability, unit-to-unit consistency and supply now decide whether an inertial sensor choice holds up at volume.

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KTL Selects Keysight NR-NTN Test Suite to Accelerate Satellite Acceptance Testing

October 23rd, 2026 by me

On Thursday, October 22, 2026, test and measurement provider Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced that Korea Testing Laboratory (KTL) has selected its New Radio Non-Terrestrial Network (NR-NTN) test solutions to expand […]

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Space Systems Command Launches ACES Initiative to Accelerate Classified Access for Commercial Space

October 23rd, 2026 by me

On Thursday, October 22, 2026, Space Systems Command’s Commercial Space Office (COMSO) announced an initiative to accelerate security clearances for commercial space firms. Unveiled by COMSO Director U.S. Space Force […]

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