Page 190 - Space Command News Today

Smoke from a fast-moving grass fire at the Colorado Springs Airport, combined with smoke from the High Park fire in Teller County, inundated the Pikes Peak region late last week.

(The Center Square) – Sens. John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet, both Democrats representing Colorado, met with the head of the U.S. Air Force on Tuesday to push for keeping the

It wasn’t the final step, but it was a major step last week when the DOD Office of the Inspector General released a statement supporting relocating the U.S. Space Command

Colorado Springs, whose lifestyle and economy have garnered accolades in recent years from national publications and organizations, has another trophy to put on its mantel.

The Air Force Inspector General blacked out evaluators scores and comments about the six finalists, but the magazine Breaking Defense reported Offutts bid placed third.

Sources tell Breaking Defense that two names — Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting and Lt. Gen. John Shaw — have been sent to the White House for potential nomination as the new Space Force chief.

The U.S. Congress will hold a public hearing tomorrow (May 17) on reports of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) skirting through our skies, and you can watch it live.

Companies are investing heavily in space and that is reflected by new facilities, investment in technology, and the development of public/private partnerships. NASA’s approved fiscal year 2022 budget as passed in March is more than $24 billion and its programs are growing.

BRASILIA, Brazil–Three New York Air National Guard airmen spent April 18 to 25 sharing their knowledge of space operations and their organization with Brazilian airmen assigned to that country’s Aerospace Operations Command.

A second federal report appears to confirm Huntsville as the new home for Space Command.