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An SM-3 Block 1B interceptor successfully destroyed a separating, short-range target missile in a test over the Pacific Ocean that the company said will inform an upcoming production decision on the...
Citing a new process that elevates decisions on certain commercial satellite leases to senior levels, the DoD has renewed a controversial bandwidth lease from a Hong Kong company with substantial...
Orbcomm said the launch of the first eight of its second-generation satellites is likely to occur this fall after SpaceX conducts the first two flights of the new Falcon 9 rocket.
Thuraya Telecommunications reported an 11.5 percent increase in revenue for the first three months of 2013 compared to a year ago and will provide a maritime broadband product by early 2014 to...
Astrium Satellites will build a Ku-/Ka-band telecommunications satellite for Russia’s RSCC and Europe’s Eutelsat to be launched in 2015 to reinforce the two operators’ broadcast lineup at 36 degrees...
The planet-hunting days of NASA's prolific Kepler space telescope, which has discovered more than 2,700 potential alien worlds to date, may be over.
A plant growth experiment lost in the 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia accident is being revamped for reflight to the international space station aboard the next SpaceX Dragon cargo ship.
NOAA picked up options with Lockheed Martin Space Systems of Denver to build two more storm-watching geostationary weather satellites.
Loral made a $6.5 million cash payment to MDA of Canada to compensate MDA for the loss of future orbital-incentive payments from a satellite built by SS/L.
A Proton placed the Eutelsat 3D satellite into transfer orbit.









