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"So, we have people doing things all the way from orbitology, to design, build, assemble, integrate, test, and then ultimately operate," said Steven Meier, director of the Naval Research Lab's Naval Center for Space Technology.

Kaitlyn Johnson, of the Aerospace Security Project, welcomed the SPACECOM-NRO conversation, noting that it is "a big deal," especially since "Russia has conducted electronic and cyber counterspace attacks already" in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

And a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll finds voters are giving Biden’s student loan plans pretty high marks.

As the U.S. and others begin traveling more regularly to the moon, the Pentagon will need to ramp up its extraterrestrial capabilities, experts say.

The US-led Artemis Accords attempt to update regulations for space exploration—but they raise questions about equity and resource use.

Dr Manjit Pope, President of the UK Global Space Force Association and Lang Eric Sundby (Eric), Executive Director of the Space Force Association, will attend

The recent Russian signal attacks against Ukraine mark one of the first times we have seen this strategy in theater, an analyst said.

Will the Pentagon protect those firms from enemy attack? It’s a “fairly sensitive conversation,” U.S. Space Command says.”

Predictions about an increase in attacks on space capabilities made over the last five years are proving true, say a pair of new reports issued by Washington, D.C.-based think tanks April 4.