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The Orion Main Engine on Orion’s service module is prominently featured in this image from flight day 22 of the Artemis I mission in 2022.

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Artemis II: A Mission of Veterans, Firsts and Lunar Dreams

NASA’s Artemis II mission combines veteran spaceflight experience with new technologies to return astronauts to the moon on a historic journey.

̽��Ƶ’ Next-Generation Weather Imager Ready to Deliver Life-Saving Weather Data Under Critical NOAA Satellite Program

̽��Ƶ team successfully completes System Critical Design Review (CDR) for NOAA’s advanced imager for the GeoXO program.

̽��Ƶ Breaks Ground on Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities

Aerojet Rocketdyne President Ken Bedingfield and Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders joined state and local officials to celebrate the groundbreaking of ̽��Ƶ' Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities to increase solid rocket motor production at the company's Camden site.

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Spotlight on Space Capabilities

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Access to Space

Assured and affordable space access has never been more urgent. ̽��Ƶ is responding with innovative, low-cost, highly-reliable, responsive launch solutions.

Mars Electra-lite UHF Transceiver

The C/TT-510 Electra-lite Transceiver is flexible enough in its design to accommodate many mission scenarios where data links are required between two spacecraft.

Launch Vehicle Flight Safety System

̽��Ƶ’ Flight Termination System - Automatic Destruct Unit (ADU-208) was designed to provide a means to automatically terminate powered elements during inadvertent separation or launch vehicle breakup.

RS-25 Engine

Powering Deep Space Exploration

Orion – Variable Depth Sonar System

Orion VDS | Compact Mid-Frequency (3 kHz) Variable Depth Sonar System

Advanced Radar Solutions for Space Domain Awareness

̽��Ƶ is a global radar systems engineering leader building upon decades of success in serving the U.S Space Surveillance Network (SSN) and the Space Superiority mission to deliver next-generation radar solutions.

Concept of the ̽��Ƶ next-generation imager for NOAA’s GeoXO satellite system capturing real-time detail of severe storms across the Western Hemisphere. Thumbnail image.

Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO)

̽��Ƶ’ next generation of advanced sensors and imaging technology – orbiting on geostationary (GEO) satellites – is answering the call to prepare people for and protect them from severe weather.

Positioning, Navigation and Timing - PNT

Positioning, Navigation and Timing or PNT - whether for civil, commercial or military use, modern society as we know it would not be the same without it.

For over 50 years, ̽��Ƶ has been at the forefront of advancing weather satellite capabilities to improve the accuracy of weather forecasts, measure climate change and increase life-saving warning times.

Weather Satellite Technology

̽��Ƶ’ innovative weather satellite solutions are critical to improving the accuracy of weather forecasts, measuring climate change and increasing life-saving warning times.