#Space Force
Total 5 articles
The US GPS ground control system OCX cost $8 billion—more than double its original budget—and arrived a decade late. What does that tell us about how defense software gets built?
The US Space Force has transferred yet another GPS satellite launch from ULA to SpaceX — the fourth such move in just over a year. What this pattern reveals about the future of military space launches.
As China expanded from fewer than 100 satellites in 2013 to hundreds today, a US Space Force general declares defensive measures insufficient, calling for offensive capabilities.
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Rocket Lab's launch for the Space Force signals a shift beyond CubeSats. Our analysis explores how new 'DiskSat' designs could reshape the space economy.
The US Space Force and NASA just launched DiskSats, a radical new flat satellite design. PRISM analyzes how this could upend launch economics and the space industry.
