In contrast to LeoLabs' West Australian Space Radar shaped like a halfpipe, the new S-band 2-D Direct Radiating Array is flat and square. Credit: LeoLabs SAN FRANCISCO — LeoLabs announced the ...

Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC) has secured a potential $200.2 million contract from the U.S. Space Force to build the second site for a radar capability designed to facilitate object detection and ...

An Electron rocket carrying two Capella Space satellites lifts off from Wallops Island, Virginia, March 16. Credit: NASA/Patrick Black WASHINGTON — Rocket Lab launched its second Electron rocket from ...

The Space Force's deep-space radar hit a testing milestone in recent weeks, using seven of its antennas to track multiple satellites in orbit from a site in Australia. The Deep Space Advanced Radar ...

U.S. Space Force is looking to enhance its deep space monitoring capabilities with a new site for surveillance usage. Northrop Grumman has received a $200 million contract to provide a deep space ...

(Tribune News Service) — Colorado Springs is playing a key role in a new radar system that will track objects about 22,000 miles above Earth — an orbit home to satellites that provide critical ...

As illustrated here, the West Australian Space Radar and the Kiwi Space Radar add critical surveillance capability for the Southern Hemisphere. LeoLabs, the leading commercial provider of low Earth ...

Satellite images released in the aftermath of a missile attack, which is reported to have targeted a Russian deep space network hub in annexed Crimea, appear to show destruction at a military facility ...

Satellite protection and space debris mapping startup LeoLabs Inc. today said it has raised an additional $29 million in new funding led by GP Bullhound. to help companies that operate in space expand ...

LeoLabs’ current space radars scan electronically in one dimension to detect and track objects in low Earth orbit. Credit: LeoLabs Commercial space situational awareness provider LeoLabs has secured a ...

A Capella Space satellite captured what may be some of Artemis 1's last moments on Earth. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

A stunning high-resolution satellite image of the Mississippi River that was taken over a period of about three weeks has been posted online by the European Space Agency (ESA). The roughly 2,300-mile ...