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Lincoln Laboratory supports Missile Defense Agency space sensor testing

December 11, 2024
An artist's rendition of a satellite carrying a laser communications payload above the Earth in low Earth orbit.
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NASA’s record-breaking laser demo completes mission

September 25, 2024
NASA
Two people talk at a poster presentation session.

Lincoln Laboratory hosts 14th annual Communications Workshop

August 19, 2024
Engineers inspect LES-1 prior to its 1965 launch. The satellite is positioned atop a Titan III rocket on the launch pad at Cape Kennedy, Florida.

A satellite signals after 45 years of radio silence

June 12, 2024
An illustration of data being sent across a laser from a small satellite to a ground station on Earth.

Communications system achieves fastest laser link from space yet

November 8, 2022
The 38-foot-wide radome protecting the Multi-Band Test Terminal — a large antenna on an MIT Lincoln Laboratory building rooftop — is shown illuminated at night.

Antenna enables advanced satellite communications testing

August 29, 2022
Artist's depiction of LES-9.

Lincoln Laboratory decommissions Lincoln Experimental Satellite-9

May 20, 2020
Mike DiLiberto leanes next to the MicroMAS-2A cubesat.

MicroMAS CubeSat technology provides a fresh approach to weather forecasting

August 13, 2018
MIT Lincoln Laboratory personnel Joseph Zurkus, left, and Jacob Huang, right, operate a protected tactical waveform modem and collect data while Ted O’Connel monitors terminal equipment to ensure everything is working properly during flight testing Oct. 5
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Flight testing validates waveform capability

December 29, 2017
Hanscom Air Force Base
The Minotaur IV lifts off, carrying ORS-5 SensorSat to equatorial orbit. Photo courtesy of Orbital ATK

Satellite launched on surveillance mission

November 22, 2017
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