Press Release Dr. David Miller Selected as VP and Chief Technology Officer Aerospace announced today that Dr. David Miller, formerly of MIT, has been selected as vice president and chief technology officer. December 2018
Article Building a Resilient Space Architecture Adversaries great and small understand the importance of U.S. space capabilities and continually seek to undermine them—through physical and digital means. To counter this evolving threat, future spac... December 2018
Article SpaceX Preps Historic GPS Mission A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is on track to make history next week as it carries the first Global Positioning System III satellite to orbit. December 2018
Article Strengthening the Nation’s Response to Threats Building on a long history of technical expertise and independent research, Aerospace is helping the government conceive and implement a comprehensive space enterprise for the next century. December 2018
Article Rapid Prototyping to Disrupt Evolving Threats Rapid prototypes and technology demonstrations are helping to move game-changing concepts from the research lab to the operational regime. December 2018
Article Creating a Path Through Contested Space Innovative approaches to space traffic management are helping reduce the risk of orbital collisions while reducing the burden of tracking space assets. December 2018
Article Artificial Intelligence Gets Ahead of the Threats Intelligent systems that combine massive computational power with a dash of human intuition could soon revolutionize the manufacture and operation of sophisticated space systems. December 2018
Article Ensuring Faster Access to Space Aerospace is revamping its traditional mission assurance and launch verification processes to keep up with the faster pace of space launch. December 2018
Article The Quantum Key to Communications Aerospace is working to harness the peculiar features of quantum physics to establish secure optical links to orbiting spacecraft. December 2018
Paper Coming to GRIPS with Science When designing a space science mission, there is always a tradeoff between observation and cost, in which one would like to collect as many samples as possible in order to bound the problem in spite o... December 2018
Paper Good Neighbors: How and When to Share Spectrum With so many wireless technologies today — smartphones, autonomous vehicles, the internet of things — we rely on sufficient spectrum to provide efficient access for these devices and systems. What sp... December 2018
Press Release Challenges and Choices of Spectrum Sharing The Aerospace Corporation’s Center for Space Policy and Strategy (CSPS) explores radio frequency (RF) spectrum sharing issues in a new policy paper released today, Good Neighbors: How and When to Shar... December 2018
Fact Sheet Assessing the Potential Impacts of Space Weather Space weather, including storms on the Sun and in the magnetosphere (the region around a planet dominated by its magnetic field), affects our technology both in space and on Earth. In addition to thre... December 2018
Paper Conceptualizing the Center for Space-weather Impacts and Innovation A small group of heliophysicists found themselves discussing what was needed to make transdisciplinary advancements in our research studies. Some key points were continually raised: better understandi... December 2018
Paper The Need for Informed and Targeted Heliophysics Research The lack of a robust applied space weather research community has made it difficult to assess the expected impacts of extreme space weather events to our lives and economy. December 2018
Paper The Application Usability Framework Heliophysics research, like many research areas, has increasingly evolved to include more than just pure science inquiries. Opportunities for interdisciplinary research and transitioning research to ... December 2018
