The True Shock of Disclosure The United States now possesses “space control weapons” deployed in orbit. This bald declaration by Air Force Secretary Troy Meink, delivered in prepared remarks near Washington, DC, reverberated far beyond Read More
One thousand orbital launches and reentries every year. That is the explicit target set by President Donald Trump’s new national space transportation policy for the United States by 2030, a staggering figure that demands a Read More
The Unseen Intent Behind Rising Space Budgets The quiet uptick in defense budgets often masks profound strategic shifts, none more critical than the US Space Force’s recent, seemingly bureaucratic, adjustment to its National Security Read More
The Illusion of Streamlining The Pentagon’s quiet decision to dismantle the Space Development Agency, folding it back into the Space Force bureaucracy, isn’t a move towards agility; it’s a telling regression. Established Read More
Geosynchronous Orbit: Where Inspection Meets Implication The recent arrival of Russia’s suspected “inspector” satellite in geosynchronous orbit (GEO) is not merely a new player joining an existing observation game. It marks a critical and Read More
The New Rules of Orbital Engagement A new line has been drawn in orbit, not by a satellite or a debris field, but by a Pentagon invitation. US Space Command has commenced “Apollo Insight,” a Read More