Credit: NASA
A new layer of high-altitude platforms carrying optical tracking sensors could be added to the U.S. missile defense architecture in the future. The Missile Defense Agency (MDA) solicited on Sept. 15 for companies to offer prototypes of high-altitude infrared search and track (HAIRST) sensors. “These...
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