Lockheed Martin Space

.@LockheedMartin 🤝 @USSF_SSC We're pioneering the future of space defense with support for the Space Based Interceptor (SBI) program. This agreement marks a crucial step toward building the integrated shield that will protect the homeland.

Are we alone? 🔭 We’re working with @NASA to advance the Habitable Worlds Observatory by developing ultra-stable tech needed to detect Earth-like planets beyond our solar system.

It's been a year since we officially delivered the Orion spacecraft for Artemis II to @nasa. Time flies when you're sending astronauts around the Moon! 🚀

Last full Moon, four humans launched from Earth. A few days later, they looped around the lunar far side and back towards home. We’re not looking at the Moon quite the same way since the Artemis II crew’s journey. Where will you view this week’s full Moon from?

GPS IIIF SV11 core mate: COMPLETE! As the first next‑generation GPS IIIF satellite slated for launch, SV11 will bring Regional Military Protection, 60× anti‑jamming, enhanced anti‑spoofing and a new search and rescue capability. Learn more about GPS IIIF:

.@NASAWebb 🤝 @NASAHubble This view of the Pinwheel Galaxy (Messier 101) blends data from Hubble Space Telescope and James Webb Space Telescope, revealing how stars form and how complex carbon molecules light up the universe.

The final Global Positioning System III satellite is in orbit, completing the world’s premier GPS constellation! This ushers in a new era of global navigation with four times accuracy, 8x anti-jam capability, and secure M-code for our warfighters. More: dvidshub.net/r/myycbu

You don’t see GPS, but you depend on it every day. 🛰️ It helps route your rideshare, powers ATM withdrawals and keeps financial systems in sync. GPS III has been steadily upgrading the system with each new satellite launched. Now, that transformation is complete. What's next?

How does GPS power more than just navigation? 🛰️ From the @thef35 to Orion and beyond, GPS provides the positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) that keeps advanced systems operating with precision.

We’re maturing critical tech for @NASA’s HWO, the 1st telescope that will search for Earth‑like planets. Building on 60 years of making space instruments, we’ll push stability over 100×  @NASAWebb so we can answer the question: are we alone in the universe? Learn more:

#ICYMI, early Tuesday morning the final GPS III satellite for the @USSpaceForce, SV10, took flight paving the way for the next generation, GPS IIIF.

Space dominance, on demand. 🛰️ Our Next-Generation Space Dominance (NGSD) platform delivers a modular, software‑defined spacecraft that’s faster, cheaper and scalable for everything from Earth observation to satellite communications. Learn more:

Distance brings perspective. 🌎 @nasa's Artemis II astronauts captured Earth from deep space—reminding us why exploration matters this #EarthDay.

@NASAMars @NASAEarth We love Mars, but there's no place like home. 🌎

We see you, @NASAEarth Here's a view of the extraordinary Blue Planet and its moon, taken by the HiRISE instrument aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Happy Earth Day!

GPS has kept us connected for more than 40 years. For the last 8 years, GPS III series satellites have been enhancing the constellation's resiliency and accuracy for more than 6 billion global users. Learn more about the evolution of GPS:

Our team recently delivered a neutron spectrometer to @NASAAmes for the joint @JAXA_en and @isro LUPEX lunar rover mission. This compact instrument will map water ice at the Moon’s South Pole, fuel for the next era of human settlements on the Moon and Mars. Learn more:

@USSpaceForce @SpaceX To learn more about the GPS III series, visit: lockheedmartin.com/en-us/products…

The end of an era! 🛰️ Early this morning, the final GPS III satellite for the @USSpaceForce launched aboard a @SpaceX Falcon 9, strengthening positioning, navigation and timing for over 6 billion global users.

One year ago today, a small asteroid had a big moment. ☄️ @NASASolarSystem’s Lucy spacecraft visited asteroid Donaldjohanson, capturing incredible data and images. This is just the beginning…next stop: the Trojans.

New Dragonfly hardware! Last week, leaders from NASA visited our facilities to see the aeroshell and fuel tanks for @NASASolarSystem's Dragonfly, a partnership w/@JHUAPL. These technologies are critical for the nuclear-powered rotorcraft to safely get to Saturn's moon, Titan.