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Three satellites orbit the Earth.
In the Media

Space Force delivers first payload for Japan’s QZSS satellites

January 17, 2023
Breaking Defense
A small commercial drone outfitted with four toroidal propellers (each propeller looks like two loops, made of plastic).
Awards

Six Lincoln Laboratory inventions win R&D 100 Awards

September 8, 2022
An 3D illustration with a blue orb and a model of a human head "staring" at eachother. Crisscrosing and surrounding them is a messy orange line, conveying confusion and frustration.

AI is smart, but does it play well with others?

September 14, 2021
A small satelitte photographed against a white background. About , about 10 cm X 10 cm X 36 cm in size, it consists of a small solar panel array, connected to the satellite bus standing upright, topped with a golden cube.

Pathfinder satellite paves way for constellation of tropical-storm observers

June 30, 2021
Six small satllite buses (about size of loaf of bread) are photographed against a white background.
In the Media

Tiny satellites could help warn of the next big hurricane

June 27, 2021
Wired
This illustration shows a satellite in space surrounded by some of its components and views of it from other angles. It states Yes! You can build a CubeSat.

Students learn they can build a CubeSat

June 1, 2021
Deployed into the geosynchronous belt, the Japanese satellite QZSS, which carries an optical payload (QZSS-HP) developed by Lincoln Laboratory, will monitor objects in that region of space.

Lincoln Laboratory is designing a payload to integrate on Japanese satellites

November 16, 2020
The refurbished Lincoln Laboratory Boeing 707 has been a mainstay of many important R&D programs since 1991.

Lincoln Laboratory says good-bye to its airborne test bed

October 28, 2020
a photo of two N95 masks

Tests verify if uncertified N95 masks are effective

May 7, 2020
An ultrasound technique uses lasers to produce images beneath the skin without making contact. The new laser ultrasound technique was used to produce an image (left) of a human forearm (above), which was also imaged using conventional ultrasound (right).
In the Media

Researchers produce first laser ultrasound images of humans

January 6, 2020
MIT News
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