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AFRL's Oracle Developing Nation'S 1St Cislunar Space Situational Awareness Capabilities - Vimarsana News

AFRL's Oracle Developing Nation'S 1St Cislunar Space Situational Awareness Capabilities

Kirtland AFB NM (SPX) Dec 12, 2023 - Over the last several years, the Air Force Research Laboratory, or AFRL, unveiled two programs, Defense Deep Space Sentinel, or D2S2, and Oracle, to develop cislunar space situational awareness, or

Space Force to split 21 launches between SpaceX, United Launch Alliance - Vimarsana News

Space Force to split 21 launches between SpaceX, United Launch Alliance

The Space Force is giving a nearly even share of 21 upcoming national security launches between SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.

Space Force to Split 21 Launches Between SpaceX, United Launch Alliance - Vimarsana News

Space Force to Split 21 Launches Between SpaceX, United Launch Alliance

The Space Force is giving a nearly even share of 21 upcoming national security launches between SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.

Space Force to split 21 launches between SpaceX, United Launch Alliance - Vimarsana News

Space Force to split 21 launches between SpaceX, United Launch Alliance

The Space Force is giving a nearly even share of 21 upcoming national security launches between SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.

Space exploration - Applications, Benefits, Technology - Vimarsana News

Space exploration - Applications, Benefits, Technology

Space exploration - Applications, Benefits, Technology: Space visionaries in the early 20th century recognized that putting satellites into orbit could furnish direct and tangible benefits to people on Earth. For example, Arthur C. Clarke in 1945 described a way in which three satellites in orbit about 35,800 km (22,250 miles) above the Equator could relay communications around the globe. In this orbit, called a geostationary orbit, the satellites would have an orbital period equal to Earth’s rotational period and thus appear from the ground to be stationary in the sky. (For additional infor...