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Aerospace Corporation

US
commercialFounded 1960
El Segundo, Virginia, United States
www.aerospace.org/
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The Aerospace Corp. shared information on single event upsets for its satellites with Aerospace Corp. researchers.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNarrative GeneralDec 11, 2020Space weather researchers need detailed impact data

Canadensys Aerospace Corporation will develop a 360-degree camera to provide panoramic images of the lunar surface.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipNov 28, 2020Canada developing lunar rover and science payloads

The Canadian Space Agency issued contracts worth CA$3,300,000 on 2020-10-29 to Canadensys Aerospace Corporation and NGC Aerospace Ltd. for development of lunar technology payloads.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNarrative FinancialNov 28, 2020Canada developing lunar rover and science payloads

Jamie Morin is the executive director of the Aerospace Corporation’s Center for Space Policy and Strategy.

Mentioned as: Center for Space Policy and StrategyTechnical ProductNov 16, 2020Study: As space industry offers more services, government missing out on opportunities

A new study by the Aerospace Corporation indicates that U.S. defense and intelligence agencies are not seriously considering commercial space services as alternatives to traditional government programs.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNoiseNov 16, 2020Study: As space industry offers more services, government missing out on opportunities

Aerospace Corp. forecasts that more than 50,000 satellites could be launched to orbit in the next 10 to 15 years, most in low Earth orbit at altitudes below 1,0 m.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNarrative GeneralNov 3, 2020U.S. military keeps sharp eyes on orbit as congestion grows

Aerospace Corp. estimates that about 9,000 satellites have been launched into orbit since 1957.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNarrative GeneralNov 3, 2020U.S. military keeps sharp eyes on orbit as congestion grows

The Aerospace Corporation launched a website called "Space Agenda 2021" aimed at shaping space policy discussions in the next administration and Congress.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNarrative GeneralOct 27, 2020Space experts roll out policy advice as Election Day nears

Karen Jones and James Vedda co-authored the paper titled "Space-Based Solar Power: a Near-Term Investment Decision," published 2020-10-02 as part of The Aerospace Corp.’s Space Agenda 2021 series.

Mentioned as: The Aerospace Corp.Technical ProductOct 27, 2020Aerospace Corp. calls for collaboration in space solar power

The Aerospace Corp. built the Rogue Alpha and Beta cubesats with visible and shortwave infrared sensors in 16 months at a total cost including launch of roughly $4,100,000.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipOct 26, 2020Aerospace Corp. seeks to license laser communications

CASC and CASIC were created in 1999 through government reforms and were previously part of the former China Aerospace Corporation.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipAug 31, 2020China makes progress on spaceport project for sea launches

An earlier Aerospace Corporation study found that 76% of smallsats launched between 2009 and 2013 were successful.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationNarrative GeneralAug 6, 2020Smallsat reliability increasing

The Aerospace Corporation study found that 87% of smallsats launched between 2009 and 2018 that had completed their missions did so successfully.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipAug 6, 2020Smallsat reliability increasing

The Aerospace Corp. is investing nearly $100,000,000 in a research and development facility in Colorado Springs, Colorado that will focus on classified space technology.

Mentioned as: aerospace corpNarrative PlanJul 22, 2020Aerospace Corp. to open new facility in Colorado for classified military space programs

The Aerospace Corp. is a federally funded nonprofit corporation based in El Segundo, California.

Mentioned as: The Aerospace Corp.Technical ProductJul 22, 2020Aerospace Corp. to open new facility in Colorado for classified military space programs

The Aerospace Corp. plans to hire about 200 engineers and technical experts for the new Colorado Springs facility.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipJul 22, 2020Aerospace Corp. to open new facility in Colorado for classified military space programs

Construction of the 90,000-square-foot Aerospace Corp. facility in Colorado Springs starts in the month of the 2020-07-22 announcement, with a targeted opening in spring 2022.

Mentioned as: Aerospace Corp.Technical ProductJul 22, 2020Aerospace Corp. to open new facility in Colorado for classified military space programs

The Air Force awarded a $1,800,000 contract to Teledyne Brown Engineering of Huntsville, Alabama to assemble ECP-Lite, a sensor developed by the Aerospace Corp.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipJan 29, 2020Air Force taps Applied Technology Associates and Teledyne Brown to produce space weather sensors

The Aerospace Corporation’s Center for Space Policy and Strategy released a study on 2020-01-15 examining the consequences of not extending New START.

Mentioned as: Center for Space Policy and StrategyTechnical ProductJan 15, 2020Study raises prospect of space conflict if U.S. and Russia abandon nuclear arms control treaty

The Aerospace Corp.’s Civil Spectrum Management Group released a paper on 2020-01-13 titled Developing a Sustainable Spectrum Approach to Deliver 0.005 kg Services.

Mentioned as: Aerospace CorporationOrg RelationshipJan 14, 2020Weather experts call for further dialogue to limit 5G impact on weather forecasting
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