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Space Force to upgrade sensors for in-orbit testing, training - Vimarsana News

Space Force to upgrade sensors for in-orbit testing, training

Through a partnership with other Pentagon agencies, STARCOM plans to install new space domain awareness sensors on satellites in orbit as soon as 2025.

Source: yahoo.com
Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards - Vimarsana News

Space Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards

The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.

Space Force Purchases $25 Million 'Fuel Truck' for Satellites - Vimarsana News

Space Force Purchases $25 Million 'Fuel Truck' for Satellites

Known as the Astroscale Prototype Servicer for Refueling, the maneuverable in-space fuel tanker could be ready for launch in two years.

Space Force Purchases $25 Million 'Fuel Truck' for Satellites - Vimarsana News

Space Force Purchases $25 Million 'Fuel Truck' for Satellites

Zipping far above Earth, it’s not exactly easy for satellites to find a corner gas station when the fuel gauge gets low. To tackle this cosmic conundrum, a Space Force-funded initiative is working on an innovative solution to refuel distant satellites on-the-fly.

Source: yahoo.com
DARPA, SpaceLogistics step toward 2025 launch of orbital robotic 'mechanic' for satellites - Vimarsana News

DARPA, SpaceLogistics step toward 2025 launch of orbital robotic 'mechanic' for satellites

The robotic arms built by the Naval Research Laboratory to be carried on a SpaceLogistics Mission Robotic Vehicle are designed to operate "autonomously" to do "inspection, orbital adjustment, repair and upgrade" missions on spacecraft "that were not designed to be grappled," Bill Vincent, the lab's program manager, told Breaking Defense.