#NewSpace is a tagline for the intersection of lower launch costs and high-performing industrial grade electronics. These changes combine to dramatically alter the cost-benefit ratio of space missions compared to the past. Operational concepts that were not viable, or even thought of, in the past are suddenly attractive and can be built and deployed in only a few years. New Space #LowEarthOrbit #constellations are supplanting traditional Geostationary solutions, with scope for hundreds or thousands of satellites to be cost-effectively employed. This presents an opportunity for implementation of #ElectronicWarfare missions using New Space Low Earth Orbit constellations to dominate the ultimate high ground. However these New Space constellations also need to be protected against hostile Electronic Warfare. In this presentation, our special guest Dr Craig Benson (Co-founder, Director and Chief Innovation Officer at Skykraft) will be using his insights into the New Space field and background in Electronic Warfare to highlight the opportunities and risks inherent in New Space. If you're a space-enthusiast, check out our other #SpaceEW speakers & get your tickets to the Convention here: https://lnkd.in/gPsi-kgc Become a sponsor: aocaustralia.com/sponsorus Or nominate your pals for the #AustralianEWAwards: https://lnkd.in/gzchFjVh
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On September 6th, 2024, Spaceflux confirmed the breakup of the ATLAS 5 CENTAUR rocket body (NORAD ID: 43227) following an initial #detection by Slingshot Aerospace. At 19:13 UTC, our sensor in Southern Australia observed the fragmentation debris at a distance of 21,700 km, leveraging our advanced stacking #software to precisely identify the #debris while minimizing interference from star streaks. The #fragmentation, occurring in geostationary transfer orbit (GTO), highlights the growing challenge of space debris management in this critical region, which is essential for both defense and commercial #satellite operations. By tracking these debris fields, Spaceflux helps mitigate potential risks to national security assets and ensure operational continuity for key orbital systems. With our AI-driven space traffic management and global sensor #network, Spaceflux is dedicated to ongoing #monitoring and precise #tracking of #space debris to protect valuable #infrastructure. We will continue analyzing the #data to provide further updates on this event. #SSA #spacedebris #SpaceTrafficManagement #spacesustainability #OrbitalDebris #NationalSecurity #SatelliteSafety #AI
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Events like this highlight the importance of #SSA and prove that Spaceflux is doing a great job in guarding our orbits 🔭 https://lnkd.in/dQjTbwUn
On September 6th, 2024, Spaceflux confirmed the breakup of the ATLAS 5 CENTAUR rocket body (NORAD ID: 43227) following an initial #detection by Slingshot Aerospace. At 19:13 UTC, our sensor in Southern Australia observed the fragmentation debris at a distance of 21,700 km, leveraging our advanced stacking #software to precisely identify the #debris while minimizing interference from star streaks. The #fragmentation, occurring in geostationary transfer orbit (GTO), highlights the growing challenge of space debris management in this critical region, which is essential for both defense and commercial #satellite operations. By tracking these debris fields, Spaceflux helps mitigate potential risks to national security assets and ensure operational continuity for key orbital systems. With our AI-driven space traffic management and global sensor #network, Spaceflux is dedicated to ongoing #monitoring and precise #tracking of #space debris to protect valuable #infrastructure. We will continue analyzing the #data to provide further updates on this event. #SSA #spacedebris #SpaceTrafficManagement #spacesustainability #OrbitalDebris #NationalSecurity #SatelliteSafety #AI
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