The U.S. Space Force awarded L3Harris a contract option for the Maintenance Of Space Situational Awareness Integrated Capabilities program, known as MOSSAIC. satellitetoday.com/government-mil…

Turns out the NASA TIMED conjunction with Cosmos 2221 was far closer than thought, within the hardbody radius of the satellites space.com/nasa-timed-sat…

JAMMING, SPOOFING, HACKING: TODAY’S MOST PERVASIVE COUNTERSPACE THREATS
spacepolicyonline.com/news/jamming-s…

Really interesting piece on how Ukraine is trying to harden its electrical grid against the effects of Russian GPS jamming blog.talosintelligence.com/project-poweru…

Reddit has a thread of famous movie scenes turned into Gaussian Splats, a way of converting a 2D image taken from multiple points of view into a 3D one.

You can navigate through them, up to a point. I can finally play Citizen Kane as the first person shooter it was meant to be.

Law enforcement will continue to seek access to end-to-end encrypted messages. The FBI told me as much, and an agent said they're 'excited' for the next version of Trojan Shield, where FBI secretly ran its own chat app

More: hachettebookgroup.com/titles/joseph-…

twitter.com/matthew_d_gree…

Gavin Wilde writes that perhaps 'people are far less impressionable than presumed, their views much less moldable with any skill or reasonable expectation of success - by states or any other actors.' tnsr.org/2024/03/from-p…

This is very good news. Aid bills for #Ukraine , Israel and the Indo-Pacific pass.
wapo.st/3WagoBI

311-112-1: House votes to send $60B in aid to Ukraine, including replenishing the U.S. weapons stockpile previously depleted by the war.

More Democrats (210) voted for the GOP bill than Republicans (101).

112 Republicans voted “no,” while Rep. Dan Meuser (R-PA) voted “present.”

Compared to what I leaned in my EE degree in 1998, this is practically magic

Remember, militaries are bureaucracies that default to solving problems with large numbers of humans

Did you miss part of this year's SpaceTech conference? Catch up on all the recordings as part of today's MIT AeroAstro news highlight: aeroastro.mit.edu/news-impact/sp…

Slovenia makes it 39. That's the latest number of signatories to the Artemis Accords.
nasa.gov/news-release/s…

Randomness is hard to achieve.

It is why the security of 10% of the internet is secured by a wall of lava lamps watched by a camera to generate true randomness

This is awesome. The nation with the best pro cyclists in the world, per capita, is on board with Artemis.

nasa.gov/news-release/s…

Nothing but respect for Lee Ferran who, in a DVIDs search, found this piece of incredible Air Force/Space Force lore that sets specific parameters about how 'Hotel California' can be performed at Thule AFB in Greenland: