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The strategy includes procuring SATCOM, space domain awareness and a handful of other commercial capabilities as "services" under leases or long-term contracts for access.

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West coast. this after norad, the north american defense space command said kim jong-un test fired monday. some were prevented from taking off like at burbank, california. >> stop ground departures right now. its just until further notice right now. >> reporter: the faa said flights resumed in less than 15 minutes and it is reviewing the ground stop order. norad said it didnt issue any warnings and assessed the north korean launch didnt threaten the continental u.s. they called kims tests destab...

Just to get a sense of how this new space command and space agency from australia might work and what its purpose is? it is a big development for australia. weve had a history in space, we are at the third satellite in world history launched in australian soil, but australia has not been an active space fighter. and now it has $17 billion in building defence capabilities. and announcing the first civilian national space mission and so, the space command will bring together a lot of capabilities ...

--The first in a network of new satellites will be designed and built in a new three-year, GBP22 million contract with Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL).

Space Force hopes to finally be able to ditch this year its "old clunker" SPADOC computer system for managing space surveillance data.

The UK Ministry of Defense has ordered the first satellite to support the development of its Minerva constellation, the communications backbone for a family of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites. 

The U.S. is teaming up with the United Kingdom and Australia to develop hypersonic weapons as they play catch-up with China, according to sources familiar with the plan.