Epsilon3 has announced the release of its Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) High Authorized product, becoming one of fewer than 80 software-as-a-service (SaaS) vendors to meet the US government’s highest cloud security standard. The authorization marks a significant milestone for the company and its customers across the aerospace, defense, energy, and national security […]
“I haven’t even spoken to Acting Administrator Sean Duffy,” she said. “I don’t know when a new [permanent] administrator will potentially be confirmed. There are a lot of unknowns, so absolutely we are so nervous.”
“It is what we designed the rocket to do.”
The contract is the result of a rapid development process, in which Agile designed, 3D-printed, assembled, and hotfire-tested the DS250 in just 10 weeks.
The partnership with Digantara, an Indian space surveillance startup, aims to get customers in contact with their sat within three hours of launch.
“Every Y Combinator funding round seems to now include some space companies.”
Voyager Technologies’ recent IPO marks a pivotal milestone in the company’s evolution from a quiet consolidator of space and defense assets to a public-facing engine of innovation and national-security capability. The move is not about short-term gain, but creating long-term value with investors, partners, and the strategic needs of the US. According to Voyager President […]
As a former space shuttle pilot and commander whose crews helped build the ISS, I am appalled that NASA has reportedly changed its plans for future commercial space stations.
The Trump administration’s first big change to the Artemis program is a plan to deliver a 100kw nuclear fission reactor to the lunar surface by 2030, with the job done almost entirely by the private sector.
The acquisition will extend Voyager’s capabilities in global maritime awareness, threat tracking, and SAR analytics.
The MetOp second-gen series includes tech developed by the French space agency (CNES), the German Aerospace Center (DLR), Leonardo, RUAG, OHB, and countless smaller parts and systems suppliers across the continent.
The proposed agreement with SpaceX will send multiple payloads to the Martian surface, including a plant growth experiment, a meteorological monitoring station, and a radiation sensor.
