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The Space Florida board of directors voted Tuesday to approve retired Space Force Col. Robert Long as its next president and CEO with an annual salary of $350,000. That’s a $25,000 bump over retiring Space Florida CEO Frank DiBello, who has been leading the state’s aerospace economic development entity since 2009. “As this meeting wraps up, Robert Long is ready to sign the contract,” said ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Today, Space Florida, announced the selection of Col. Robert Long, United States Space Force, Ret. as its new President a

Space Florida today announced the selection of Colonel Robert Long

Monday morning, the Space Florida board of directors meeting chose Long over two fellow job finalists during a meeting in Orlando.

The Space Florida board of directors decided Monday to make a Space Force colonel its next president and CEO. The board chaired by Lt. Gov. Jeannette Nunez opted to move forward with contract negotiations with Col. Robert A. Long, one of three finalists to replace Frank DiBello, who has been leading the state’s aerospace economic development entity since 2009. DiBello, who is retiring, made ...

NASA and uAvionix have signed a Space Act Agreement to develop advanced Beyond Visual Line of Sight Command and Control technologies for Unmanned Aerial Systems in urban environments.

NASA and uAvionix have agreed to develop advanced beyond visual line of sight command and control technologies for unmanned aerial systems.

While honey trapping is a long-standing spycraft practice, recent incidents have seemingly happened entirely in the digital space, unlike the past.

The search for the new head of Space Florida has come down to three men, each of whom pitched an expansive vision of where the state’s future lies during interviews with the board’s search committee. An initial list of 14 viable candidates applied by the May 1 deadline to replace Frank DiBello, 80, who has led the state’s aerospace economic development entity since 2009. He recently agreed to ...

India News: In a key milestone, the indigenously developed Tapas-201 MALE (medium-altitude long-Endurance) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is now ready for user eva