Announcement comes amidst broader reform push under the Acquisition Transformation Strategy
Category: Insights
From GSSAP to RG-XX: Space Force Bringing “Solution-Diversity” to Space Domain Awareness
Commercial SSA Data to be added to the SDA Mission The United States Space Force is looking to add commercial capabilities to its space domain awareness (SDA) mission. For decades, the SDA mission was driven by space situational awareness (SSA) data from military-operated constellations like the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program (GSSAP) and the Space… Read more »
Orbital Watch to Enable Sharing of Classified Threat Information
A new Space Force program, Orbital Watch, aims to facilitate greater sharing of threat information
The Universal Need for Space Expertise: A Global Strategic Imperative
Nations Worldwide Position for Leadership in the $1.8 Trillion Space Economy
CCA Testing Kickstarts the Next Generation of Air Dominance
Unmanned Platforms to Embrace Agile Combat Employment Concept of Operations
Defining “Counterspace” in the Theory on Competitive Endurance
Offensive and Defensive Counterspace Capabilities to Preserve a Peaceful Space Domain
NASA’s CLPS Program Carries National Security Implications
Recent Lunar Landings Highlight Role of Commercial Companies in New Space Race
TraCSS Delivers Space Situational Awareness to Spacecraft Operators
New Space Traffic Management Program Lays Foundation for Future Space Capabilities
The Rise of Commercial Space in Christian Davenport’s “The Space Barons”
Washington Post Reporter to Release New Book, “Rocket Dreams,” in 2025
SPAR Institute Begins Latest Effort to Develop Nuclear Propulsion for Space
If successfully developed and deployed, nuclear-powered systems can unlock a broad range of capabilities: from ”maneuvering without regret” and in-space assembly and manufacturing (ISAM), to orbital clean-up and natural resource extraction.