... in order to understand what happened. While this all sounds rather gloomy, our ability to operate safely and securely in the space and cyber domains (and protect those services we all rely on) is in our hands. Fortunately, there is an inexpensive...
... the AIE technology readiness level, while yielding multiple product pathways supporting NASA, national space security, and commercial space applications. Author’s note All concepts disclosed in the publication are covered under US Patent #8,468...
...missiles and robotic mechanisms that mimic space debris removal. The US National Space Defense Center (NSDC) provides threat-focused space domain awareness across the nation’s security space enterprise. Space Force priorities Nations around the world...
... one of the key objectives of Russian diplomacy. The current legal framework in this sphere does not guarantee secure space, leaving room for a possible arms race. One of the worst elements of the Cold War was the...
... should not take us to a whole new level of preparedness and response. Only by working together will the global space and disaster management communities persuade governments and supra-national organisations that this is an aspiration worth aiming...
... and satellite communications technologies – but it will also likely be a time of new challenges, particularly wherein cyber security is concerned. Space travel and satellite communications systems are now seeing innovation and growth brought by new...