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Thing but this time, they put it next to one of our satellites and then we started talking about it. >> you warned them away? >> we described what a safe and professional behavior and it's important today, there is no rules in space. it's the wild, wild west. >> reporter: for the u.s. weaponizing, space force wants to avoid a space arms race. >> weapons is a last resort? >> we prefer to remain free of conflict but like in any other domain, air, land, sea or in space, we'll be ready to protect and defend. >> reporter: adversaries attempted to use space weapons to temporarily disable u.s. satell...

  You are NOT allowed to KNOW anything for sure about this Secret Space War because these facts are deeply and narrowly compartment-ed under “Beyond Black” National Security Classifications (Aka NATO Cosmic Top Secret).  Only a very small number of folks have received these security classifications and it is these folks alone that have access to these very narrow compartments based on an absolute “need to know” only. DO NOT EXPECT ANY OFFICIAL USG DISCLOSURES ON THIS TO BE FORTHCOMING SOON Do not expect American Intel or any DOD contractors (where most such secrets are now held) ...

Atari 2600 Wed Apr 26 2000 at 21:41:37 The coolest thing about the 2600 for me was the "Secret Mode" almost every game entered if you switched the power off and on with a short pause in between of precisely the right duration. Once in the Secret Mode, every game behaved differently. The Superman game would let you play as normal, with the exception that you couldn't fly, and Lex Luthor showed up as gibberish. In Pitfall II, you might remember that from the starting position, you can see your friend (Crazy Claws?) underground, but you have to play through the whole game to actually get to hi...

France's newly-created Space Command head Michel Friedling says the space-based military drill is a 'stress test of our systems'.

Desert Storm Army vet recalls the first ‘Space War’ RADIO.COM 2/26/2021 © Provided by RADIO.COM Desert Storm Army vet recalls first ‘Space War’ This year marks 30 years since Saddam Hussein’s Iraqi forces occupying Kuwait were defeated and forcefully removed by American and coalition partners during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Douglas F. Slater, operational planner and analyst, U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command G-52, served as a plans officer to the 1st Infantry Division (Mechanized), “The Big Red One,” during Desert Storm, considered the Army’s f...