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Anduril Unseats Lockheed Martin as Prime for Army Missile Defense Integration

Anduril Unseats Lockheed Martin as Prime for Army Missile Defense Integration

Anduril Industries has won a U.S. Army contract to build a prototype command-and-control system that will fuse data from multiple incompatible missile defense networks into a single operating picture for commanders. The win removes Lockheed Martin, the incumbent provider of Army air defense C2 systems, from the

MDA Space Opens 185,000-Square-Foot Montreal Facility to Double Satellite Production Capacity

MDA Space Opens 185,000-Square-Foot Montreal Facility to Double Satellite Production Capacity

MDA Space has completed construction of a new manufacturing facility in Montreal, doubling its satellite production footprint in under two years and positioning itself as a prime contractor for large-scale constellation programs. The 185,000-square-foot facility represents a strategic pivot toward high-volume manufacturing for mega-constellations

Dark Energy May Be Evolving, Upending Cosmology's Biggest Mystery

Dark Energy May Be Evolving, Upending Cosmology's Biggest Mystery

After five years of observation, the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument has completed the largest three-dimensional map of the universe ever constructed -- and the early findings suggest the force driving cosmic expansion may not be constant, challenging a cornerstone assumption of modern physics. The discovery could reshape how scientists understand