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First U.S. military weather satellite successfully launches from Vandenberg Thursday - Vimarsana News

First U.S. military weather satellite successfully launches from Vandenberg Thursday

Data gathered by the satellite will aid meteorologists in the generation of a wide variety of weather products necessary to conduct mission planning and operations globally.

Rocket Lab Selected For Victus Nox Follow-On Mission | Aviation Week Network - Vimarsana News

Rocket Lab Selected For Victus Nox Follow-On Mission | Aviation Week Network

Rocket Lab and its partner, True Anomaly, will conduct rendezvous and proximity operations as part of the demonstration.

First U.S. military weather satellite successfully launches from Vandenberg Thursday - Vimarsana News

First U.S. military weather satellite successfully launches from Vandenberg Thursday

Data gathered by the satellite will aid meteorologists in the generation of a wide variety of weather products necessary to conduct mission planning and operations globally.

Delta IV Heavy Completes Its Final Mission with NROL-70 Launch by US Space Force and ULA - Vimarsana News

Delta IV Heavy Completes Its Final Mission with NROL-70 Launch by US Space Force and ULA

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Apr 10, 2024 - The US Space Force's Space Systems Command (SSC), together with the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and United Launch Alliance (ULA), has successfully launched the NROL-70 mission. This launch,

SPACECOM Boss: 'It's Time' to Embrace In-Orbit Servicing, Refueling for Satellites - Vimarsana News

SPACECOM Boss: 'It's Time' to Embrace In-Orbit Servicing, Refueling for Satellites

U.S. space assets need to be able to maneuver in orbit, refuel and repair, and keep going, SPACECOM boss Gen. Stephen Whiting said April 9.