"Instead of sending satellites up where, 'If they work great.
He's in charge of the innovation lab and says that's truly the next step in the world of aerospace. Most of the testing is related to what's known as "rendezvous and proximity operations."
In other words, getting up close and personal with other objects floating through space that can weigh upwards of two tons.
Space Force $30B defense budget proposal: What’s included? | NewsNation
WASHINGTON ( NewsNation ) — The Department of Defense (DOD) released the Biden administration’s defense budget for the 2024 fiscal year on Monday, including a 13% increase in funding for the nation’s Space Force .
The administration said it is focusing its efforts on competing with China , hoping to increase its Space Force budget due to the threat of Chinese space technology advances .
Space Force chief says China is developing anti-satellite missiles, electronic jammers and lasers ...
China has launched dozens of satellites in the past six months and the People's Liberation Army now has 347 orbiting craft that can gather intelligence on American armed forces, according to the head of the U.S. Space Force.
Gen. Chance Saltzman told senators that Beijing was the 'most immediate threat' to U.S. operations as it develops lasers to disrupt satellite sensors, electronic warfare jammers and even builds craft that could grab and move rival orbiting platforms out of position.
NASA Chooses Axiom Space for 3rd ISS Astronaut Mission. - Global Village Space | Technology
NASA has once again chosen Axiom Space for the third private astronaut mission to the International Space Station. The two parties have already signed a mission order, and they are aiming to launch sometime in November 2023 from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Before Axiom Mission 3 can launch, Axiom Mission 2 will have to head to the space station first. This is also a crew mission operated by the company, and it is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2023.
Space Florida President and CEO Frank DiBello Announces Upcoming Retirement After 14 Years Leading ...
EXPLORATION PARK, Fla.— Today, Space Florida's President and CEO Frank DiBello notified the Board of Directors of his decision to retire, effective June 30, 2023.
"Serving as the Chair of the Space Florida board for the past 4 years, I have had the pleasure of working closely with Frank every day, and I can tell you there is no one more passionate about the space industry in our state.
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