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Why does missile defense still enjoy bipartisan support in Congress?
Image: Wikipedia By Subrata Ghoshroy, Buletin of Atomic Scientists – 24 September, 2020 The program to develop a missile defense system to protect the United States mainland has existed in […]
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Are Elon Musk’s ‘megaconstellations’ a blight on the night sky?
A composite of long exposure images showing SpaceX’s Starlink satellite constellation passing over London earlier this year. Photograph: Stephen Chung/Alamy Live News By Stuart Clark, Published by the Guardian, 12 […]
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Not everyone is thrilled about proposed rocket launch site in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
Image: Detroit Free Press By Eric D. LawrenceDetroit Free Press – 8 August 2020 Mary Little had just finished making a batch of thimbleberry jam, and she had a few […]
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U.S. And U.K. Accuse Russia Of In-Orbit Test Of Nesting Doll Anti-Satellite Weapon
By David Hambling, Published by Forbes, 24 July 2020 The American and British governments have criticized Russia for testing “what would appear to be actual in-orbit anti-satellite weaponry” according to […]
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EPA will not regulate perchlorate
Perchlorate, a chemical compound used in rocket fuels (such as the Space Shuttle’s solid propellant seen here during the program’s final launch in 2011) and other materials, may be a […]
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Bill Gates Bankrolls $1 Billion Plan to Blanket Earth In Video Surveillance Satellites
By Baxter Dmitry, Published by News Punch, 9 May 2020 Almost every corner of the planet will soon be monitored by video surveillance satellites capable of live-streaming coverage of human […]
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Notes from GN Meeting May 2020
By Bruce Gagnon, May 09, 2020 Due to the virus pandemic our annual Global Network meeting (scheduled for Ottawa in May along with many other groups in a coalition conference) […]
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NRO, SPACECOM Craft CONOPS For War In Space
The National Reconnaissance Office’s sixth and final mission of 2020 launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket on Dec. 19. (SpaceX) By Theresa Hitchens, Published by Breaking Defense, 4 May […]
