Paper Game Changer: On Orbit Servicing A new generation of cooperative spacecraft designed specifically for on-orbit servicing could upgrade their own hardware every few years — a need that has been identified by the commercial, civil, and... May 2019
Article Coast Guard Launches First Satellites to Aid in Arctic Rescue Coast Guard Launches First Satellites to Aid in Arctic Rescue May 2019
Article SpaceX's Falcon Heavy Hauls a Complex Payload Inside the SpaceX Falcon Heavy's most challenging payload yet May 2019
Video Coast Guard Launches First Satellites to Aid in Arctic Rescue A pair of CubeSats, nicknamed Polar Scout, will help locate stranded ships in the growing number of treacherous Arctic shipping lanes. May 2019
Article NIRAC Camera Captures Atmospheric Glow The Earth’s atmosphere is never completely dark. Even at night, the atmosphere gives off light because of chemical reactions that are taking place. This phenomenon, known as airglow, has inspired an A... May 2019
Press Release Value of Servicing Satellites in Space Satellites are tremendously isolated — once launched into orbit, they are left alone to do their work until they lose power or age into obsolescence. But what if satellites could be upgraded, refueled... May 2019
Article Launch Uncertainty Webinar According to deployment milestones for proposed satellite constellations approved by the FCC in 2018, approximately 13,000 satellites need to be launched over the next nine years. How will that demand... May 2019
Video Space Cloud: Delivering Artificial Intelligence to Space Aerospace engineers developed an artificial intelligence system that uses modern cloud computing to enable satellites to transmit meaningful data and discard the rest. April 2019
Article Aerospace at Space Symposium From Spacesuits to Space Policy, here is what we are talking about in Colorado Springs! April 2019
Fact Sheet Agile Launch: Evolving Mission Assurance Processes In the national security space (NSS) arena, launch success is not only desirable, but critical to ensuring the nation’s space capabilities. The purpose of Agile Launch is to identify opportunities to ... April 2019
Fact Sheet Human Spaceflight Aerospace personnel provide a wide variety of support to the NASA Extravehicular Activity (EVA) effort, including the planning, integration, and execution of EVA’s, maintenance of the current spacesu... April 2019
Fact Sheet Assuring Effective and Safe Operations of Trusted Autonomous Systems With an increasing use of intelligent agents, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, autonomous systems are evolving as intelligent ecosystems with the capacity to routinely upgrade themselves... April 2019
Fact Sheet Technology Characterization, Assessment and Test Constellations of smaller, shorter-lifespan satellites are enabling faster technology insertion and more frequent updates to capabilities on orbit. This trend isn’t limited to new entrants; even estab... April 2019
Paper What Brexit Means for UK Space Leadership The United Kingdom’s pending withdrawal from the European Union poses some sobering realities for the growing British space sector. What choices does the UK have to make about its future in space? April 2019
Fact Sheet Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning Leveraging artificial intelligence techniques for space systems requires both understanding the tools and testing them with different types of data sets. It is essential to have the ability to identif... April 2019
