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ICYMI: Deny First Mover Advantage, the first panel at 2024's Annual Spacepower Security Forum. #Spacepower #Military #DefenseIndustry Lockheed Martin Ursa Major Space Systems Command Space Development Agency

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Russia and China are catching up to the U.S. in key areas within space domain awareness. Ursa Major is working to develop engines that can be used to power in-orbit satellites to help the United States strengthen its counterspace capabilities.
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“According to Laurienti, this technology addresses demand in the defense sector for a faster, cheaper, scalable, and more flexible production process for high-performance SRMs.” Read more in our @3DPrintIndustry feature: brnw.ch/21wIO0L

“Solid rocket motors, or SRMs, are in high demand, but production is limited to a handful of suppliers. Ursa Major wants to help revive that industrial base through its streamlined, rapid production process.” Read more in @DefenseNews: brnw.ch/21wIN5f

The aerospace sector grew 88% in the Denver-Boulder metro area, partly credited to commercial space and defense tech startups like Ursa Major, CNBC reports: brnw.ch/21wIMLY

Additive manufacturing is a core part of our ability to rapidly scale the production of solid rocket motors for the U.S. Navy. Learn more from TCT Magazine and check out the podcast embedded in the article for a deeper dive into how we use 3D printing. brnw.ch/21wILQ9

America’s competitors are quickly catching up in space innovation. 

DOD must utilize the key technological developments that private sector companies like Ursa Major bring in order to achieve a sustainable pace of rapid advancements. brnw.ch/21wIJGK

As Ursa Major’s Joe Laurienti tells Guy Norris, our contract to develop new Mk 104 rocket motors is “a validation moment for our team, our technology, and really our approach to the flexible manufacturing of solid rocket motors.” brnw.ch/21wIJ1J

Amidst a national shortfall in solid rocket motor production capacity, we are leveraging additive manufacturing to develop the next generation of solid rocket motors for the U.S. Navy. Learn more in 3DPrint: brnw.ch/21wIH2J

We’re partnering with the U.S. Navy to develop the next generation of solid rocket motors. Read more in Reuters about our most recent contract announcement: twitter.com/Reuters/status…

.Ursa Major is proud to announce a contract with the U.S. Navy to apply our revolutionary Lynx technology to design and hot-fire a next-generation Mk 104 solid rocket motor. brnw.ch/21wICHT

You heard it here first. #PropulsionPerfected #ManufacturedInAmerica

The industry & government now have a guide that compiles the 15 organizations available to DOD & the Intelligence Community to research, develop, & acquire space capabilities & services.

Thanks to Aerospace Industries for putting together such a useful tool.
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.Ursa Major's Brad Appel joined @N2KNetworks' T-Minus Space Daily podcast to discuss Hadley's recent milestones including its first flight, as well as some updates on Draper's development. Tune in: brnw.ch/21wIrBQ

Defense contractors are working diligently to produce innovative technologies to get America ahead of its adversaries. This move is a step forward in strengthening our national security and increasing the nation's supply of advanced tech.

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Congratulations to Stratolaunch for the first flight of the TA-1 hypersonic testbed which reached high supersonic speeds approaching Mach 5 using Ursa Major's Hadley rocket engine. Take a look behind the scenes of our prep: brnw.ch/21wIhWj

.Ursa Major's Joe Laurienti joined policymakers and DOD leaders for a conversation on space innovation at Wednesday's Ronald Reagan Institute (RRI) NSIB Summit.

We're looking forward to today's Ronald Reagan Institute (RRI) NSIB summit, where Ursa Major's Joe Laurienti will join a panel on space innovation with Gen. Michael A. Guetlein, Dr. Christopher Scolese, and Sen. Mark Kelly. Stream here: brnw.ch/21wI2QT #PropulsionPerfected