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1 private spacecraft intercepts another on Space Force's groundbreaking 'Victus Haze' mission

The US Space Force has validated its first autonomous commercial orbital intercept as part of the 'Victus Haze' mission.

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The brief

A private spacecraft successfully intercepted another orbital craft during the Space Force's Victus Haze mission. The operation involved a True Anomaly vessel approaching and imaging a Rocket Lab craft.

Coverage from Tech Times, TechCrunch, and Space emphasizes that this was the first autonomous commercial orbital intercept, completed within 61 hours. Air & Space Forces Magazine notes that satellites maneuvered around each other on rapid timelines.

Future developments center on the continued use of private space pilots flying orbital missions for the US Space Force.

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Quick answers

What was the name of the mission?

The mission was called 'Victus Haze'.

Which companies were involved in the intercept?

True Anomaly and Rocket Lab were the companies involved.

How long did the validation take?

The first autonomous commercial orbital intercept was validated in 61 hours.

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