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Reporter @spacenews_inc I write about space technology, the intersection of space and national security / Send tips by DM or email serwin@spacenews.com
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TrustPoint tests C-band navigation signals on third-party receiver

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By Sandra Erwin Verified
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WASHINGTON — TrustPoint said it has tested its C-band navigation signals on a receiver developed by Hexagon’s NovAtel. The test marked an early step toward making the startup’s GPS alternative compatible with commercial navigation hardware. The Virginia-based startup said Aug. 25 a NovAtel receiver acquired and tracked a live C-band signal from a TrustPoint satellite, while a separate laboratory test evaluated a combined L-band and C-band receiver under simulated jamming.
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Ursa Major to go public in $2.3 billion SPAC deal

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By Sandra Erwin Verified
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WASHINGTON — Ursa Major, a Colorado-based defense technology company that has expanded from building rocket engines into hypersonic missiles and solid rocket motors, plans to go public through a merger with a blank-check company in a deal valuing the combined business at about $2.3 billion. The transaction with Bleichroeder Acquisition Corp.
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Lux Aeterna takes reusable satellite pitch to the Pentagon

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By Sandra Erwin Verified
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Lux Aeterna, a startup developing satellites designed to return from orbit and fly again, is turning to the United States military market, pitching reusable spacecraft as a way for the Space Force to deploy, recover and redeploy orbital assets.
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