The U.S. Is Done Blowing Up Satellites With Missiles In Tests
The U.S. has made a promise to end destructive direct ascent anti-satellite weapon testing, calling on foreign nations to join them.
The U.S. has made a promise to end destructive direct ascent anti-satellite weapon testing, calling on foreign nations to join them.
The previously classified Starfire Optical Range can aid astronomers while enabling the Space Force to better detect and track small objects in space.
Less classification could help Space Force deter attacks on space-based systems and make it easier to promote its mission-critical work.
Space Force general details how jamming, blinding lasers, cyber attacks, and other satellites have America’s space-based capabilities under siege.
Russia’s recent anti-satellite test has made the already major problem of debris in low-earth orbit markedly worse.
A cheap laser terminal that can handle multiple waveforms will drastically expand the resiliency and capabilities of space-based communications.
The hangar, which is one of the largest on earth, sits among remote missile defense and anti-satellite development installations.
The Shchit-2 was a missile-like system designed to protect Soviet military space stations from attack.
Space Delta 9 is charged with not only keeping watch for potential threats in space, but being ready to defeat them, if necessary.
The Pentagon’s grand space strategy envisions a shift from larger, expensive satellites to massive constellations of smaller, easier to replace ones.