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The US Space Force is preparing to field two new ground-based systems designed to jam Chinese and Russian spy satellites, expanding the Pentagon’s ability to disrupt enemy surveillance in space.

5 November

Space

Raytheon UK to provide orbital analysts in support of the UK.

Giulia Bernacchi

UK Taps Raytheon for Orbital Analysis, Satellite Tracking Capabilities

Raytheon UK has secured a contract to support the UK’s space missions by providing orbital analysts and access to its NORSSTrack software.

3 November

Space

Soldier operating a command, control, and command, control, and data processing station for military satellites

Jodesz Gavilan

Slingshot Wins UK Deal to Expand AI-Powered Space Tracking

Slingshot Aerospace has secured a new contract to expand UK satellite tracking capabilities using artificial intelligence and optical sensors.

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31 October

Americas

A new physics AI model, built by Northrop Grumman and Luminary Cloud with support from NVIDIA, could dramatically speed design of components.

Giulia Bernacchi

Northrop Teams With Luminary Cloud on AI-Driven Spacecraft Propulsion

Northrop Grumman has partnered with Luminary Cloud to leverage AI tools for the design of spacecraft propulsion components.

29 October

Europe

Artist’s rendering of a satellite in space.

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

France Turns to Thales for ‘Europe’s Largest’ Space Surveillance Radar

Aurore is a new ultra high frequency, software-defined space surveillance radar developed by Thales to track satellites and debris in low Earth orbit.

24 October

Space