The Trump self-defense doctrine for the new space era

In the face of emerging novel threats and vulnerabilities, whether the self-defense doctrine allows us to counter the threat before the attack occurs can make the difference between peace and war.

Analysts: Space weapons proliferating, there is more congestion and competition

Secure World Foundation releases new report on global counterspace capabilities. "Space is important to everyone, not the sole domain of militaries and intelligence services."

SmallSat Responsible Revolution: CSCA Canadian SmallSat Symposium 2018

About the Canadian Spce Commerce Associations Canadian SmallSat Symposium 2018 (CCSS18)

The central theme of the CCSS18 is SMALL SATELLITES, RESPONSIBLE REVOLUTION. The sustainability of space is at risk given the demand and opportunity for…

STRATCOM chief Hyten: ‘I will not support buying big satellites that make juicy targets’

Gen. Hyten: “I watch what our adversaries do. I see them moving quickly into the space domain, and I see our country not moving fast, and that causes me concern."

Long March 7 payload raises anti-satellite concerns

Tuesday's briefing begins with a news report raising concerns about a technology demonstration payload China's Long March 7 rocket delivered to orbit Saturday in its debut.

Op-Ed | The continued debate about anti-satellite weapons, nine years after China’s test

Nine years after China's ASAT test, the debate over how to deal with anti-satellite weapons, and even how to define them, continues.

Russian Satellite Maneuvers Illustrate Why U.S. Alarm Bells are Ringing

Thanks to publicly available orbital tracking data, coupled with the candor of commercial satellite operator Intelsat, the world now has a fresh and alarming example of Russia's irresponsible satellite behavior.

Maneuvering Russian Satellite Has Everyone’s Attention

A Russian military satellite launched in March has made at least 11 close approaches to the rocket upper stage that released it into orbit.