Rocket Lab launched a company-developed spacecraft in June to perform on-orbit blue- and red-team demonstrations with a True Anomaly-built satellite under the Space Force’s Victus Haze mission.
Credit: Rocket Lab
The U.S. Space Force is conducting market research into new satellites capable of agile maneuvering and docking with other spacecraft for a future Victus mission, according to a Sept. 18 notice. The Space Safari office under Space Systems Command (SSC) is seeking insights into rendezvous, proximity...
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