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🚨🌌 Space Is Not a Battlefield! 🌌🚨 Today, we urgently emphasize the importance of keeping space free from conflict and militarization. 🚀💥 Space is a shared domain that should foster international cooperation and peaceful exploration, not become another arena for warfare. Yet, as tensions rise and military interests extend beyond our planet, the risk of conflict in space increases. This not only threatens our satellites and space infrastructure but also jeopardizes global security and scientific progress. We must act now to ensure space remains a realm of peace and collaboration. Supporting international agreements to prevent space militarization, advocating for robust space treaties, and promoting peaceful uses of outer space are crucial steps we all need to take. 🌍✨ At United Beyond Borders, we are dedicated to preserving the sanctity of space and fostering a global commitment to peace and cooperation beyond our atmosphere. Join us in advocating for a future where space remains a beacon of unity and exploration, not a battlefield. 💪🌌 #UnityBeyondBorders #UBB #sdg16 #WangTangangFoundation #BridgingDifferences #BuildingPeace #SpaceIsNotABattlefield #PeacefulSpace #GlobalCooperation #SpaceSecurity
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This was inevitable and bound to happen sooner or later, few questions pop up… What can we do about it to monitor and protect our Space Assets? Which technologies do we have today that we can use, or combine, to monitor and evaluate potential space threats? LeoLabs is an interesting service to look out for… Capturing high resolution images of Space Assets using Maxar Technologies Non-Earth Imaging (NEI) service can provide us with “Eyes in Space”… much needed insight of what’s out there… can you think of others? 🙃
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This The Wall Street Journal article does an excellent job explaining the emerging threats across the space domain and why the United States Space Force and its Global Allies and Partners are so important. LeoLabs is proud to provide our customers with the ability to persistently monitor activity across Low Earth Orbit to support the Space Domain Awareness mission https://lnkd.in/eh7NB9Rp
America Is Getting Ready for Space Warfare
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Reading John Klein’s “Fight for the Final Frontier: Irregular Warfare in Space” as prep for my own research into the commonalities and departure points between maritime and space strategies. As I read, I keep finding myself asking the same question: If maritime strategy influences thinking around space policy and brings as much value to space strategy as experts say it does, why are we not teaching naval theory in DAF accessions programs to space-selects? I found quite interesting Klein’s exploration into styles of irregular campaign execution across military domains: “a future wartime strategy may need to consider how and why the maritime, space, and cyberspace domains use indirect and cumulative methods, while the land and air domains employ more traditional, direct, and sequential ones.” (p.32) Should these methods definitively reflect the future of space warfare, I see it as a significant tension in the Space Force system; we’re taking skilled professionals (mostly) raised under the Air Force’s organization, doctrine, and methodologies, and asking them to potentially execute a fight using a completely different paradigm. Klein’s specific inquiry relates to IW, but is it truly bounded by an irregular context or might it translate to the broader umbrella of space conflict? He’s right to point this out, and I believe 1. This warfighting concept including indirect and cumulative methods (as opposed to sequential methods) might serve well interlaced through our space force strategies and made clear to guardians at every level, to include permeating operating concepts and acquisition strategies; and 2. Our space organizations need to continue restructuring to be better suited for an indirect, protracted, and irregular future conflict lest we fall into the sequential strategies and structures of the legacy DAF system and, by default, fall further behind in the space competition/conflict continuum. Accessions programs, initial skills training units, and Integrated Mission Deltas could be the starting point for that change. Where else might we consider a posture shift? #space #spaceforce #spacestrategy #strategy #maritimestrategy #navalhistory #airforce
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That means not just faster launches, but creative, aggressive, and creative ways of utilizing capabilities on orbit and identifying commercial solutions that can meet military requirments. “How do I take advantage of what I have, which is exploit what we have, or how can I buy what I can, to get as much capability on orbit as I possibly can to support our warfighters our national decision makers and our allies?” Guetlein asked. “We are doing that through partnerships—partnerships with industry, partnerships with international [allies],” said Guetlein. “We’re doing that through commercial exploitation. We are doing that through alternative sourcing, and then we’re also doing it through the tactically responsive space culture change across the entire force.
Staying militarily capable here on Earth in future - by #ResponsiveSpace. Take the ‚MacGyver Mindset‘ on you, Norway 🇳🇴 to play your vital role and capitalize on these important opportunity building up the capability in an allied context! NATO U.S. Space Command Forsvarsdepartementet Norwegian Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries Forsvaret - Norwegian Armed Forces https://lnkd.in/esM8z9_d
Why Tactically Responsive Space Requires a 'MacGyver' Mindset
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As we celebrate space week, it is important we also understand where Asia Pacifc nations are in terms of space capacities. Some facts: Three nations with independent launch capabilities. Three nations that have landed on other celestial bodies., including an asteroid! Several nations with advanced space law. and ambitious space programs. Moreover, look at the statistics from the International Monetary Fund for 2023! "The IMF’s upgraded outlook would mean the region [the Asia-Pacific] would contribute around 70% of global growth, it said. The region expanded 3.8% in 2022. https://lnkd.in/dP5qqBPp Find my paper attached for a status on some of the Asia-Pacific space programs! https://lnkd.in/dYerFMuN #spacepolicy
Status of Existing and Emerging Asia-Pacific Space Powers Capabilities
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A well researched and compelling description of the state of play in protecting and defending our vital space-based capabilities. “Control of space has become as important as dominance on land, sea and air. Space technology makes military forces in all other domains more powerful. Lose primacy in space and you risk losing wars on Earth. In any future conflict between America and China, for instance, satellites would be essential to finding and destroying targets across the vast distances of the Pacific Ocean (see China section). Much about warfare in space remains hidden, and most of what is known comes from America. What is clear, though, is that America is intensifying its effort to preserve its edge in space.”
War in space is no longer science fiction
economist.com
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This Deep Space Radar partnership between US, UK and Australia is a significant step forward in advancing our collective space defense.
U.S., U.K., Australia sign agreement to jointly operate deep space radar network As part of the trilateral security partnership known as AUKUS, a network of three space-tracking radars will be set up in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States. The three nations announced Dec. 2 they will host and operate the Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability (DARC), a next generation ground-based sensor funded by the U.S. Space Force and currently being developed by Northrop Grumman. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gcK_7Hxp #space #spaceforce #spaceforceassociation #military #defense
U.S., U.K., Australia sign agreement to jointly operate deep space radar network
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High Ground or High Fantasy? Batten alumni Robert (Sam) Wilson (MPP ’10) is Systems Director at the Center for Space Policy & Strategy at The Aerospace Corporation where he invites analysts and experts to offer their views on national security space issues. In this pair of essays, they discuss the defense utility of the space between Earth and the moon (cislunar space). https://lnkd.in/eRNqkTX3
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“Space-based systems have become an integral part of military operations, from communication to ballistic-missile detection, navigation, planning and targeting. Meanwhile, the value of the space economy rose 8% to $546 billion in 2022, according to the non-profit Space Foundation.” Working with our allies is a critical component to defense in depth in space.
France prepares for space wars in ‘AsterX’ European exercise
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🛡️ 🛰️ EDA hosted the 7th meeting of the #PESCO project Defence of Space Assets (DOSA) this week, fostering #EUdefence cooperation in #space. Participants discussed the ongoing activities with representatives from the European Commission. The project’s objective is to utilise space assets through cross-cutting space functions, including reactive access to space, space manoeuvrability, space resilience, and training for #military operations in space. #EUspace #innovation #EU #European
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