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Back Channel — Pressure To Design In Tighter Spaces World's First Advanced-Ready 5G Modem RF Chip 3D Lightning And More - Vimarsana News

Back Channel — Pressure To Design In Tighter Spaces World's First Advanced-Ready 5G Modem RF Chip 3D Lightning And More

Back Channel presents the most captivating news and innovations in RF and microwaves. This week, we explore a couple of markets, congratulate an NSF...

Artificial intelligence aiding the space business across the board - Vimarsana News

Artificial intelligence aiding the space business across the board

Space companies are finding new ways to exploit artificial intelligence for commercial and national security operations, executives said Feb. 8 at the SmallSat Symposium.

UK's Virgin launch bolsters DoD space resilience strategy - Vimarsana News

UK's Virgin launch bolsters DoD space resilience strategy

Once airborne, LauncherOne will detach from under the 747’s wing and nine satellites – both civil and defense types - will be sent into orbit.

SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft lands at Chicago museum ahead of exhibit - Vimarsana News

SpaceX Dragon cargo spacecraft lands at Chicago museum ahead of exhibit

A SpaceX Dragon that twice splashed down has now landed for its last time — in Chicago. The spacecraft, which flew to the International Space Station, arrived at the Museum of Science and Industry.

Source: space.com
Oracle's vision: Understanding cislunar satellite images poses AFRL's 'biggest' challenge - Vimarsana News

Oracle's vision: Understanding cislunar satellite images poses AFRL's 'biggest' challenge

Oracle has to be able not just to detect space objects, but also discriminate targets of interest from what is currently an unfamiliar background for space imagery analysts filled with myriad stars and a growing number of spacecraft, AFRL's Lt. Col. David Johnson explained.