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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.

Editorial

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.

Concept of the L3Harris next-generation imager for NOAA’s GeoXO satellite system capturing real-time detail of severe storms across the Western Hemisphere. Thumbnail image

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L3Harris’ Next-Generation Weather Imager Ready to Deliver Life-Saving Weather Data Under Critical NOAA Satellite Program

L3Harris team successfully completes System Critical Design Review (CDR) for NOAA’s advanced imager for the GeoXO program.

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L3Harris 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 L3Harris' Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities to increase solid rocket motor production at the company's Camden site.

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C3-class Solar Flare Erupts on Sept. 8, 2010. Photo credit: NASA/SDO. thumbnail image

Editorial | 12. 03. 2025

L3Harris Supports NOAA’s Million Mile Journey to Safeguard Earth from Solar Storms

A new NOAA satellite observatory is on a million-mile journey to a unique orbit in space to continuously monitor solar storms.

C3-class Solar Flare Erupts on Sept. 8, 2010. Photo credit: NASA/SDO. thumbnail image

Editorial | 12. 03. 2025

L3Harris Supports NOAA’s Million Mile Journey to Safeguard Earth from Solar Storms

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Editorial | 12. 02. 2025

L3Harris Enhancing Marine Corps’ Resilient, Multi-Orbit SATCOM Operations

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.

Editorial | 12. 01. 2025

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

Concept of the L3Harris next-generation imager for NOAA’s GeoXO satellite system capturing real-time detail of severe storms across the Western Hemisphere. Thumbnail image

Editorial | 11. 24. 2025

L3Harris’ Next-Generation Weather Imager Ready to Deliver Life-Saving Weather Data Under Critical NOAA Satellite Program

NASA and L3Harris conducted a full-duration RS-25 hot fire test Nov. 11 on the Fred Haise Test Stand at Stennis Space Center near Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, marking a major milestone for future Artemis flights of the Space Launch System rocket.

Press release | 11. 12. 2025

L3Harris Successfully Tests Second RS-25 Engine for Artemis V

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