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Operation Epic Fury was estimated to cost $891 million per day.
As Operation Epic Fury entered its second week, the U.S. Space Force pivoted to a sustainment and targeting phase.
A commercial-plus-military hybrid model hardened GPS and communication signals during Operation Epic Fury.
Operation Epic Fury marked the operational debut of the U.S. Space Force in a high-intensity conflict.
Over 2,000 targets were struck in the first 48 hours of Operation Epic Fury.
Operation Epic Fury began with a massive precision strike package on Feb. 28 aimed at decapitating Iranian leadership and neutralizing long-range missile launchers.
The Pentagon intends for Operation Epic Fury to continue until imminent threats from Iran’s ballistic missile caches are neutralized.
The Planet Labs imagery shows thick plumes of smoke rising from the Leadership House compound of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei following the opening wave of Operation Epic Fury on Feb. 28.
Operation Epic Fury began on Feb. 28.
China has a record of releasing epic deep space imagery around its national day and New Year's Day.
The ESA booth at IAC 2025 hosted winners of the ESA EPIC European-Australian Space Startup Competition.
Intelsat decided to launch EPIC Ku-band high-throughput satellites, which expanded HTS adoption in GEO.
Intelsat launched EPIC Ku-band HTS satellites, which established the multi-beam HTS architecture in GEO.
Intelsat launched EPIC Ku-band high-throughput satellites to deploy HTS capability in GEO.
LusoSpace intends to combine the EPIC 8U satellites into a VDES communication constellation to be launched in late 2025.
GomSpace previously received product orders of 3.8 MSEK from EPIC announced earlier in the month.
EPIC Aerospace aims to provide space tugs that perform on-orbit transfer of satellites from one orbit to another orbit.
GomSpace technology will be used by EPIC Aerospace for missions that enable increased flexibility in how space is used.
EPIC Aerospace will purchase products and subsystems from GomSpace for EPIC Aerospace’s space tugs for approximately 3.8 million Swedish Krona.
EPIC Aerospace aims to provide space tugs that serve as launch enclosures for satellites while mounted to a rocket.