Tag: geostationary orbit
Space Force lines up two commercial servicing flights for 2027
The Space Force has scheduled two 2027 missions that will refuel and reposition military satellites in orbit.
Two firms get a prototype shot at cheap geostationary surveillance
The Pentagon picked Northrop Grumman and True Anomaly to build low-cost prototypes for watching geosynchronous orbit.
French partners plan a low-cost inspector for the geostationary belt
HEMERIA and Astroscale France want to put a French microsatellite in geostationary orbit that can close in on other operators'…
The allies’ deep-space radar net lands its final site in Texas
The trilateral DARC network has a Texas home for its third and final radar, with construction targeted for 2027 and…
Allied radar net watching geostationary orbit gains Wales outpost
Construction at the Welsh site of the allied deep space radar network is scheduled to begin in April 2027.
Astranis pivots from broadband into space surveillance work
Astranis expands beyond broadband with a geostationary spacecraft built to inspect and track other satellites.