Aerospace Develops a Low Cost Cislunar Navigation Approach
Aerospace engineers are designing a cislunar position, navigation, and timing (PNT) framework to support many future missions. Unlike GPS, which broadcasts signals from space to Earth, the Inverted-PNT (iPNT) concept broadcasts signals from ground stations to spacecraft flying in cislunar space. This inversion of the traditional architecture provides multiple advantages.
Artemis I: NASA’s Mission Back to the Moon Takes Flight
The Artemis program aims to return astronauts to the lunar surface by 2025, making way for eventually expanding human space exploration to Mars.
Aerospace Unveils $100 Million Space Warfighting Center in Colorado Springs
Aerospace unveiled its new Space Warfighting Center (SWC) at a ribbon-cutting celebration in Colorado Springs, Colo. The opening of this facility comes at a crucial time when the U.S. national security space infrastructure is at risk from adversarial threats like jamming or destruction of satellites.
Mission Ready: First All-Aerospace Mars Analog Crew Is a Go
Aerospace’s six-member crew will embark on a two-week analog mission at the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) to test new technologies that could help shape the future of human space exploration.
Accelerating Mission-Enabling Innovation With Government and Commercial Collaboration
Aerospace partnered with TechCrunch to convene TC Sessions: Space 2021, the second space enterprise event to explore opportunities and discussions that enable government space programs to further leverage commercial capabilities.
Atlas V USSF-8 Launch Delivers Fifth and Sixth GSSAP Satellites to GEO
Aerospace supported the National Security Space Launch mission, which advances the Space Force's Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program (GSSAP) network.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope to Piece Together Universe’s History
Aerospace reflects on the mission, commending NASA and the entire Webb team on this major technological achievement.
Spaceflight Safety Takes Center Stage With Aerospace’s New Actors in Space Workshop
Aerospace’s Space Safety Institute collaborated with Secure World Foundation to adapt the Handbook for New Actors in Space into an interactive curriculum.
Aerospace Expands Its Regional Office At Hill Air Force Base
The Aerospace Corporation hosted a ribbon-cutting today for its newly expanded offices at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, where significant work is being done to support the modernization of our nation’s nuclear deterrence programs and outpace adversarial nuclear threats.
Aerospace Selects Tameika Hollis as New Vice President and CIO
The Aerospace Corporation (Aerospace) has chosen experienced national security executive Tameika Hollis to be vice president and chief information officer (CIO).
Meet the Aerospace CubeSat Fleet
The Aerospace Corporation has been a pioneer in the design, construction, and flight of ultrasmall satellites. Learn about our past and future work.
