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Australian Space Industry Warns of Chinese Satellite Surveillance - Vimarsana News

Australian Space Industry Warns of Chinese Satellite Surveillance

Australia’s Defense Space Command is working on a plan to buy so-called soft-kill technology to destroy enemy satellites

Australia's Space Command Seeks Satellite Soft Kill Solutions - Vimarsana News

Australia's Space Command Seeks Satellite Soft Kill Solutions

Australia’s newly established DSC is looking for a non-kinetic capability aimed to “detect and deter” attempts to interfere with its use of the space domain.

Raytheon wins $250M contract to build missile warning/tracking sats to monitor Chinese launches - Vimarsana News

Raytheon wins $250M contract to build missile warning/tracking sats to monitor Chinese launches

The new satellites will be integrated into SDA's first operationally capable set of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, called "Tranche 1," the SDA spokesperson explained.  

Aussie Space Command looks to electronic warfare, other tech to deter attacks on satellites - Vimarsana News

Aussie Space Command looks to electronic warfare, other tech to deter attacks on satellites

"I think it's a really important part of where we go to is just looking at how we can have that sort of electronic warfare type of capability to allow us to deter attacks or certainly interfere," the head of Australia's Defense Space Command said. 

Aussie hypersonic venture builds reusable system with 3D printed scramjet, pitches to Pentagon - Vimarsana News

Aussie hypersonic venture builds reusable system with 3D printed scramjet, pitches to Pentagon

"What this is really about is making the most out of our core technology with fixed geometries and no moving parts," Hypersonix co-founder Dave Waterhouse said. "And that compares with other systems out there that have got thousands of moving pieces that are incredibly complex."