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Author: Dave Webb

Illustration of a conceptual spacecraft enabled by nuclear thermal propulsion

NASA announces Nuclear Thermal Propulsion Reactor Concept Awards

July 14, 2021
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| News, Nukes in Space

By Staff Writers, Published by Space Daily, 14 July 2021 Huntsville AL (SPX) - NASA is leading an effort, working with the Department of Energy (DOE), to advance space nuclear technologies. The government team has selected three reactor design concept proposals for a nuclear thermal propulsion system. The reactor is

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Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III conducts a Black chief executive officer roundtable talk, virtually, from the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., June 25, 2021. (Brittany A. Chase/DoD)

Austin: AI Is Crucial for Military, but Commanders Will Pull the Plug on Misbehaving Systems

July 14, 2021
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| AI, News

By Stephen Losey, Published by Military.com, 14 July 2021 Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Tuesday spelled out the Pentagon's plan for using artificial intelligence, or AI, to deter or fight wars -- but pledged that the military will fix or pull the plug on any system that gets out of

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Northrop Grumman has broken ground on a new engineering and hypersonic production facility at Elkton that will support full lifecycle production for hypersonic weapons.

Northrop Grumman Builds Hypersonic Center of Excellence to Support National Security

July 14, 2021
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| Hypersonic weapons, News

By Staff Writers, Published by Space War, 14 July 2021 Baltimore MD (SPX) - Northrop Grumman has broken ground on a Hypersonics Center of Excellence to support the U.S. military and its allies in the fight against evolving threats. Through its investments in digital engineering and smart infrastructure at its

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Leave the Billionaires in Space

July 13, 2021
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| Blue Origin, Space Force, Space Tourism, SpaceX, Virgin

By Paris Marx, Published by Jacobin, 13 July 2021 The space race playing out among billionaires like Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk has little to do with science — it’s a PR-driven spectacle designed to distract us from the disasters capitalism is causing here on Earth. On June

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Nanosatellites could play pivotal role in defense against enemy missiles

July 13, 2021
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| Hypersonic weapons, Mini-Satellites, Missile Defense, News

By David Vergun for DoD News, Pulished by Space War, 13 July 2021 Washington DC (AFNS) - The CubeSat Networked Communications Experiment Block 1 - part of MDA's Nanosat Testbed Initiative - uses small, low-cost satellites to demonstrate networked radio communications between nanosatellites while in orbit. MDA will conduct a

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Another great banner made by ARRT! (Artist Rapid Response Team) here in Maine.

Where do these BIW made Aegis destroyers go?

July 12, 2021
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| Comment, Missile Defense

By Bruce Gagnon, Published in Organizing Notes, 12 July 2021 Another great banner made by ARRT! (Artist Rapid Response Team) here in Maine. The group is led by long-revered artist/activist Natasha Mayers who has been a regular at the protests at Bath Iron Works (BIW) where naval Aegis destroyers are

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Gunsmoke-J, a U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Assured Position Navigation and Timing/Space Cross Functional Team joint capability technology demonstration satellite, launched into orbit March 22. (U.S. Army)

With all three Gunsmoke-J satellites on orbit, the Army is ready to test space-based targeting

July 12, 2021
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| Gunsmoke-J, Satellites

Gunsmoke-J, a U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Assured Position Navigation and Timing/Space Cross Functional Team joint capability technology demonstration satellite, launched into orbit March 22. (U.S. Army) By Nathan Strout, Published by C41SRNET, 12 July 2021 WASHINGTON — It’s no secret that the U.S. Army wants to

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The Space and Missile Systems Center opened the new Rendezvous and Proximity (REPR) Satellite Operations Center at Kirtland Air Force Base on July 7, 2021. (U.S. Space Force)

Space Force opens facility to improve war-fighting capabilities

July 8, 2021
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| Satellites, Space Force, Space Weapons

By Nathan Strout, Published by C4ISRNET, 8 July 2021 WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force opened a new satellite operations center July 7 at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico designed to advance the still nascent service’s space war-fighting capabilities. The Rendezvous and Proximity (REPR) Satellite Operations Center was

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