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The alien space object crashed into the Bismarck Sea with a percentage of the energy force of the Hiroshima bomb, said Harvard Professor Loeb.

Harvard Professor Avi Loeb, who started the Galileo Project to investigate UFOs, will search for pieces of an "interstellar object" that could be alien probe or artifact

The nation must ensure that the Space Force is on the surest possible footing for future success.

Since 1984, Space Symposium, held in Colorado Springs, Colorado, has brought together leaders from around the world to discuss the future of space. This year’s event is 17-20 April, Group Editor Marty Kauchak examines how Space Training and Readiness Command (STARCOM)’s portfolio supports training and educating space professionals.

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about Space ISAC Creates Operational Watch Center to Track Potential Threats to Assets; Lt. Gen.

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting on National Security Impacts in Space Domain.

The U.S. Space Force was created as the sixth branch of the Armed Forces in order to protect U.S. space assets as Earth orbit becomes increasingly contested.

John Plumb, DoD assistant secretary for space policy, suggested overuse of SAPs is hindering information sharing across programs and, more importantly, to allies.

SpaceX launched its powerful Falcon Heavy rocket carrying a military payload, marking the model's fifth overall flight and the first national security launch of 2023.

"We are not where we need to be as a digital service by any means," Col. Roy Rockwell told the GovConWire DoD Digital Modernization Forum today, adding that a "Spaceverse" could be a couple years away.