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Lockheed Martin’s LM 400-based tactical Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) satellites will enable warfighters to track moving targets at long ranges, shortening the find-fix-finish kill chain

Cobham Mission Systems’ pyrovalves ensured the isolation of combustion products until they were needed, releasing fuel on cue and enabling precise navigation and landing of the Perseverance rover

The advanced telemetry receiver from GDP Space Systems provides comprehensive multi-link support for satellite and flight test ground station applications in a fully integrated package

BlackSky will expand its Spectra AI platform to develop a responsive system that can automatically monitor large-scale construction such as military bases and airports

The Multi-Band Multi-Mission system’s all-digital architecture established 16 simultaneous contacts during the demonstration, which can scale up to support hundreds of concurrent satellite connections

PPM System's RF solutions for LEO/MEO satellite constellations and MANET radio links, will address the requirements for hardware testing in a controlled environment by simulating new complex RF environments

Solar Orbiter will be the first satellite to provide close-up views of the Sun's polar regions, providing images from high latitudes of parts of the Sun not visible from Earth

The CSO-2 ‘Composante Spatiale Optique’ features a very-high-res optical instrument built by Thales Alenia Space and is intended for French defense applications including surveillance, reconnaissance and observation

Sierra Nevada Corporation worked closely with engineers at Models and Tools to design the mission critical wing tooling, the rotation of which allows for access and installation of critical components

The Airbus Defense and Space campaign focused on operational flexibility and aircraft agility, testing lower altitude flying and early stage transition to the stratosphere of the solar-electric Zephyr.

Cluster 2 has up to ten times the collection capacity of Cluster 1 already in orbit, allowing HawkEye 360 to offer increasingly robust space-based RF data insights and improved geolocation accuracy