Is Sierra Space buying ULA?
Sierra Space is in talks to buy ULA. SDA awarded $424M in contracts to York Space and Tyvak. JAXA contracts Astroscale to retrieve space junk. And more.
T-Minus Space Daily · N2K Networks
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Show Notes
Reuters reports that Sierra Space is currently in negotiations to purchase the United Launch Alliance (ULA). The Space Development Agency awarded $424 million in contracts to York Space Systems and Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems to build 20 T2TL-Gamma prototype satellites. Astroscale announces a $81 million contract with Japan's space agency (JAXA), to remove debris from orbit, and more.
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