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The government and military merits of on-orbit servicing

27 Feb 2018

In my last post on the Government Satellite Report, I discussed a recent panel discussion that I attended hosted by the Washington Space Business Roundtable,...

WSBR panel discussion illustrates industry interest in on-orbit servicing

22 Feb 2018

Ryan Schradin

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Last week, the Washington Space Business Roundtable, a leadership forum comprised of the National Capital area’s satellite and space industry professionals and organizations, sponsored a...

Setting the stage for a revolution in SATCOM – 2017 in review

15 Feb 2018

Pete Hoene

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The future space environment will need to be more resilient and capable of responding to an evolving set of threats, challenges and U.S. Government requirements....

Excitement over space builds amid successful and historic launches

09 Feb 2018

Ryan Schradin

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The past few months have been filled with exciting, and ground-breaking space news. From the addition of innovative earth monitoring NASA sensors hitching a ride...

GovSat-1 to deliver secure communications for governments

29 Jan 2018

Ryan Schradin

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On January 31, 2018, an exciting new satellite – GovSat-1 – is scheduled for launch on board SpaceX’s flight-proven Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral...

GOLD’s journey: From a small payload in a lab to operating in outer space

23 Jan 2018

Todd Gossett

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NASA’s upcoming Global-scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD) mission, which will study the weather at the boundary between Earth’s atmosphere and space, is...

Analyzing the Impact of the CNSSP-12 Refresh with Andrew D’Uva of Providence Access Company

17 Jan 2018

Ryan Schradin

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In our last post on the Government Satellite Report, we shared part one of a two-part conversation with Andrew D’Uva, the President of the Providence...

Demystifying the CNSSP-12 with Andrew D’Uva of Providence Access Company

10 Jan 2018

Ryan Schradin

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The United States military has long enjoyed a tactical advantage from space. SATCOM, GPS and other satellite services and capabilities have given our warfighters an...

What the government can learn from Alphabet’s X and Royal Caribbean

05 Jan 2018

Mike Blefko

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The federal government has long excelled at identifying private sector best practices to deliver new services to USG constituents, increase efficiency, and improve operational effectiveness....

“Going for GOLD: Exploring the Interface to Space” on NASA TV – Today at 1 p.m. ET

03 Jan 2018

Ryan Schradin

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Today, January 4, 2018, at 1 p.m., scientists from NASA will be joined by industry experts to enlighten the agency’s faithful Facebook followers on the...

Podcast: Global MILSATCOM attendees look to satellite’s future in 2018

14 Dec 2017

Ryan Schradin

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In early November, senior decision makers from the U.S. military and its alliance partners gathered in London with leading satellite industry experts for Global MILSATCOM...

High throughput on the high seas – meeting maritime bandwidth requirements via satellite

07 Dec 2017

Ryan Schradin

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Delivering network connectivity and advanced IT capabilities to ships at sea requires satellite. There simply isn’t a viable and reasonable alternative for delivering information to...

How MEF Certification of Satellite-based Service Makes Fiber Quality Connectivity Ubiquitous Worldwide

30 Nov 2017

Admin

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This article was written by JP Hemingway, Executive Vice President of Product, Marketing and Strategy at SES Networks. You can read the original article in...

Government satellite week in review – Thanksgiving edition

22 Nov 2017

Ryan Schradin

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Thanksgiving is upon us. Want to know what we’re thankful for here at the Government Satellite Report? Satellites. Without them, we’d be without jobs and...

New Navy capabilities require higher throughputs at sea

16 Nov 2017

Ryan Schradin

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The United States Navy has long been at the forefront of new technologies and IT. The Navy’s consolidated IT networks are a technological marvel, functioning...

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News out of Global MilSatCom shows shifts in military satellite strategies

Virtual Sandtable Technology Improves Visualization and Mission Success

Recent Articles

The government and military merits of on-orbit servicing

WSBR panel discussion illustrates industry interest in on-orbit servicing

Setting the stage for a revolution in SATCOM – 2017 in review

Excitement over space builds amid successful and historic launches

GovSat-1 to deliver secure communications for governments

GOLD’s journey: From a small payload in a lab to operating in outer space

Analyzing the Impact of the CNSSP-12 Refresh with Andrew D’Uva of Providence Access Company

Demystifying the CNSSP-12 with Andrew D’Uva of Providence Access Company

What the government can learn from Alphabet’s X and Royal Caribbean

“Going for GOLD: Exploring the Interface to Space” on NASA TV – Today at 1 p.m. ET

Podcast: Global MILSATCOM attendees look to satellite’s future in 2018

How MEF Certification of Satellite-based Service Makes Fiber Quality Connectivity Ubiquitous Worldwide

Government satellite week in review – Thanksgiving edition

New Navy capabilities require higher throughputs at sea

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