Northrop Grumman delivers next-gen polar infrared sensor for missile warning satellites

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  • Northrop Grumman took delivery on April 30, 2026 of Mission Payload Sensor Subassembly for Next-Gen OPIR Polar satellite program.
  • Advanced infrared sensor aims to improve missile warning by detecting faint heat signatures from ballistic threats.
  • Sensor design also targets tracking of hypersonic threats over Arctic.
  • Next-Gen OPIR Polar is positioned to provide 24/7 monitoring of Northern Hemisphere to support nonstop polar coverage.
  • Program status was described as on schedule and within budget.


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