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The words Civil Space written in the middle of a dark image of the Earth and Moon in space.
Lab Happenings

Laboratory hosts second annual Civil Space Tech Expo

October 14, 2025

The event brought together experts from the Laboratory, academia, industry, and government to network and showcase technologies.

A concept illustration of Go-LoW showing multiple small satellites collected in space.

Lincoln Laboratory and MIT Haystack Observatory partner to unveil hidden parts of the galaxy

September 22, 2025
Composite drawing of CubeSat in orbit

Miniature microwave sounders transferred to industry expand storm-forecasting capabilities

July 22, 2025
Spectators on a platform watch as the Quasi-Zenith Satellite System-Hosted Payload lifts off in the distance over a forest.

Newly launched Space Force optical sensing system will improve space domain awareness in collaboration with Japan

May 8, 2025
Two CubeSats (roughly 20 x 10 x 30 cm in size) are shown in a lab setting
Awards

Lincoln Laboratory honored for technology transfer of hurricane-tracking satellites

March 20, 2025
A rocket launches.

Lincoln Laboratory supports Missile Defense Agency space sensor testing

December 11, 2024
At Kennedy Space Center, Laboratory staff members Justin Dunbeck (left) and Steven Constantine unpack and examine the Optical Communications System payload for NASA's Artemis II mission to the Moon. Photo: NASA/Glenn Benson.

First communications user terminal demonstrated in two-way laser relay prepares for Moon flyby

October 18, 2024
A payload shown above the Gulf of California, just after it was jettisoned by a robotic arm from the International Space Station into orbit.
In the Media

Lift-off for space lasers

October 1, 2024
Optics & Photonics News
An artist's rendition of a satellite carrying a laser communications payload above the Earth in low Earth orbit.
In the Media

NASA’s record-breaking laser demo completes mission

September 25, 2024
NASA
GOES-19, the last of four giants, rolls toward its launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center earlier this month.BEN SMEGELSKY/NASA
In the Media

Small, nimble weather satellites could track the atmosphere moment by moment, boosting forecasts

June 25, 2024
Science
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