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April 12, 2024
April 9, 2024, Sandra Erwin. https://spacenews.com/u-s-space-command-adopts-multipronged-approach-to-prepare-for-a-conflict-that-has-never-happened/ COLORADO SPRINGS – U.S. Space Command seeks to expand international collaboration by inviting Germany, France and New Zealand to join Operation Olympic Defender. Olympic Defender, a U.S.-led initiative to jointly strengthen defenses and deter hostility, already includes England, Australia and Canada. “We share intelligence, we plan togeth...
April 9, 2024
U.S. Space Command is focused on making its constellations more resilient, defending them against a growing array of threats, protecting the joint force from space-enabled attack, and conducting extensive tests and training.
February 10, 2022
The British military is warning that space-based nuclear attacks are becoming much more probable via new systems and technology being pursued and deployed by Russia and China. In particular, [...]
February 6, 2022
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
February 3, 2022
Such an event would be a ?permanent kill? scenario, a new report cautions Britain’s Ministry of Defence has released its space defen
February 2, 2022
Such an event would be a ?permanent kill? scenario, a new report cautions Britain’s Ministry of Defence has released its space defen
February 2, 2022
Such an event would be a ?permanent kill? scenario, a new report cautions Britain’s Ministry of Defence has released its space defen
February 2, 2022
Such an event would be a ?permanent kill? scenario, a new report cautions Britain’s Ministry of Defence has released its space defen
May 6, 2021
Nobody Wants Rules in Space As space becomes more crowded, there’s little hope for new international rules to make it safer. Debris from a crashing Chinese rocket hurtling toward Earth and a Russian projectile-shooting spy satellite are the two examples of a big problem: too few rules governing how nations behave in space. Wednesday on Capitol Hill, lawmakers pressed Biden administration officials on what the United States can do to set some hard boundaries. The answer: The United St...