Space Force Seeks Industry Development for Future Cislunar Operations
The U.S. Space Force is seeking industry development of satellites and software for future operations in the space between Earth and the Moon.
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The U.S. Space Force is seeking industry development of satellites and software for future cislunar operations, with the capabilities potentially ready for use as early as 2029, according to Air & Space Forces Magazine.
Key details
- The effort covers satellites and software for cislunar capabilities.
- Operations could begin as early as 2029.
The Space Force is seeking satellites and software for cislunar operations that could be ready as early as 2029.
Why it matters
The effort points to a future role for commercial industry in developing the space systems the Space Force would use for operations beyond Earth orbit. Satellites and software would both contribute to those capabilities.
What happens next
Industry development could move the Space Force’s cislunar plans toward operational use by 2029. Which satellite or software capabilities will play the leading role?
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