The Aerospace Corporation was recently part of a team awarded two contracts from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to continue its work developing innovative alternatives to traditional single-event effects (SEEs) testing.

Through its participation in NASA’s Technical Discipline Teams, The Aerospace Corporation continues to provide critical independent expertise to ensure the safety, sustainability, and success of NASA’s ambitious space missions.

Aerospace and SpaceWERX are fast tracking commercial technologies to meet the rapidly evolving needs of national security space, empowering emerging technology for defense and beyond through the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) Bootcamp program.

Experts from Aerospace, allied nations and the private sector gathered recently during NATO’s Commercial Space Forum.

Recently, Aerospace successfully conducted an unclassified internal wargame as a demonstration of a real-world informed experience of space operations for engineers, scientists, acquisition officers and space warfighters.

The Aerospace Corporation once again joined forces with TechCrunch to deliver engaging panel discussions with leaders across defense, civil and commercial space, as well as a Space Challenge pitch-off for startups to showcase innovative concepts poised to transform commercial space operations.

The Aerospace Corporation is playing a key role in advancing space cybersecurity through innovative prototypes that can quickly detect and mitigate cyber threats, enhancing the security of space systems and safeguarding critical infrastructure.

Aerospace’s support to NOAA and NASA for the GOES-R mission and successor programs enable new advancements for monitoring Earth’s weather and environment.