Convincing customers to pay for Space Domain Awareness and Alt-PNT services over free alternatives remains a challenge.

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The company aims to bring AI to space domain awareness

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Booz Allen identifies 10 technologies expected to impact national security in the coming years. Space domain awareness is one key area of focus

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Space situational awareness company Privateer acquired geospatial data analysis firm Orbital Insight in a deal announced May 6.

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A LeoLabs visualization tool shown at the 39th Space Symposium tracks maneuvers performed by satellites that change their orbits frequently and those that don't.

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Gen. Chance Saltzman: “The demand for intelligence is continuous, it's ever changing.”

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Lt. Gen. Miller, head of Space Operations Command: ‘We want to leverage capability for analytics, for data interpretation’

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The company’s first two Jackal spacecraft are scheduled to launch aboard SpaceX's upcoming Transporter-10 rideshare

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Demand is strong for an online platform unveiled in early December by OurSky, a startup that raised $9.5 million to simplify tracking of objects and activities in space.

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Quasar Satellite Technologies — a startup that tracks radio-frequency signals emitted by satellites and analyzes the radio chatter to draw insights — is setting sights on the U.S. defense and intelligence market. 

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Infinity Avionics is working with the University of New South Wales Canberra Space and Australian startup Nominal Systems to develop technology to autonomously detect space objects.

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The Space Force’s Space Systems Command selected several startups and universities to participate in a new accelerator program focused on enhancing space domain awareness.

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The U.S. Space Force awarded a $1.45 million contract to Riverside Research to develop software that automates the analysis of data on space objects.

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GuardianSat won a grant from the National Science Foundation’s America’s Seed Fund to advance the company’s technology designed to protect satellites from collisions with debris objects in space. 

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Slingshot Aerospace unveiled data that shows Russia’s new spy satellite Luch-2 is conducting operations akin to those of its predecessor Luch-1

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WASHINGTON — True Anomaly, a space industry startup based in Denver, was awarded a $17.4 million contract by the U.S. Space Force to provide software tools to better understand the […]

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The commanding general of the U.S. Space Force says the service is revising a commercial space strategy to offer more specific guidance on what commercial capabilities are needed, particularly in space domain awareness.

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The People’s Liberation Army has established Base 3 to improve its space domain awareness capabilities, according to a report.

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Scout won a $1.5 million contract to help the U.S. Space Force to characterize spacecraft and debris objects. 

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The Space Force is using a software platform developed by Anduril Industries to integrate data from a decades-old network of space surveillance sensors.

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The House Armed Services Committee’s strategic forces subcommittee is proposing legislation that would require DoD to share threat intelligence with commercial satellite operators. 

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Lt. Gen. DeAnna Burt said a lack of communication between the U.S. and China hurts efforts to manage space traffic and prevent mishaps.

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A LeoLabs maneuver-detection dashboard displayed at the 38th Space Symposium tracked the location of about 30 Chinese, Iranian and Russian spacecraft in low-Earth orbit.

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The U.S. Space Force is facing a new challenge in its role to safeguard the country's satellites from foreign threats, as Russian and Chinese satellites engage in disruptive maneuvers and follow other nations' spacecraft in orbit.

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