Who gets priority access to space?
USSF releases Principles for Space Access. York Space’s parent company to acquire ATLAS. SSTL and MDA Space to work with Viasat on Moonlight. And more.

Summary
The United States Space Force (USSF) has rolled out its new Principles for Space Access Resourcing Decisions. York Space Systems’ parent company plans to acquire ATLAS Space Operations. Viasat has selected SSTL and MDA Space to partner with on developing designs and proposals for a lunar orbiting communications satellite system, and more.
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