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Guardians heading to the galaxy.

The first active Guardian to head to space. Rocket Lab looks to raise more cash. NOAA’s OSC is working with SpaceX on collision avoidance software. And more.

Maria Varmazis
Feb 1, 2024
BUSINESS & INVESTING CYBERSECURITY

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Summary

The first Space Force Guardian is going to space this August as part of the NASA SpaceX Crew-9 mission to the International Space Station. Rocket Lab is looking to raise $275 million by offering financial securities known as Convertible Senior Notes. NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce and SpaceX have entered into a no-exchange-of-funds Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), for research and development activities related to automated collision avoidance and satellite conjunction assessment screenings, and more.

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Our guest today is Valerie Vasquez, Director of Global Public Policy and Regulatory Strategy at True Anomaly.

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Selected Reading

Space Force Guardian set to launch to International Space Station on NASA mission

Rocket Lab Announces Proposed Offering of $275 Million Convertible Senior Notes | Business Wire

NOAA, SpaceX Enter Cooperative Agreement for Automated Collision Avoidance R&D

Space Force to start charging more spaceport fees this summer

Space Development Agency Awards Momentus Contract Modification to Develop Defense Applications for Vigoride Orbital Service Vehicle | Business Wire

 “Pact for the Future”

UN Office for Outer Space Affairs and Exolaunch sign agreement to launch CubeSats into space

POLARIS Update 

ispace Signs Memorandum of Understanding with mu Space for Future Lunar Missions

America, China and Russia are locked in a new struggle over space

Launch Records Topple in 2024 with Busiest January of Space Age

Florida-based BlackStar Orbital unveils southern Arizona spacecraft factory

The Space Race | National Geographic Documentary Films

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