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Space

Download the Military Space Survey eBook

Inside this collection, you’ll find a series of stories and infographics hitting the most interesting results from the survey.

By Breaking Defense

Global, Space

To give US satellites a chance against rivals, pursue safe nuclear propulsion

Would we ever send a tank, ship, or aircraft into harm’s way without the ability to maneuver?

By Christopher Stone

Space

ICEYE to add 10 SAR satellites, thanks in part to BAE Systems investment

Additional satellites will help ICEYE reach its goal of imaging the same spot on Earth every eight hours, ICEYE CEO and cofounder Rafal Modrzewski told Breaking Defense.

By Theresa Hitchens

Space

Megaconstellations may prove a wildcard for Pentagon space planners [Video]

“I think there is a lack of focus on the issue of not just megaconstellations, but on the future role of commercial space, and how we, as an international community regulate commercial space so that it fits the international security and national security priorities and needs.”

By Aaron Mehta

Space

Industry and Pentagon have different views on space acquisition [Video]

In its third year, Space Force is going to have to prove to those inside the Pentagon and at major contractors that it’s making progress on acquisition reform.

By Aaron Mehta

Space

Is Space Force playing nice with others? [Video]

“Someone has to make a decision. If all of these decisions are made by committees and committees and committees, then they are often dependent on personality and not actually how they will fulfill the mission.”

By Aaron Mehta

Global, Space

Is China really the greatest threat to the US in space, or is Russia? [Video]

Seventy-eight percent of survey respondents said China is the greatest threat in space. But our panel of experts is less convinced.

By Aaron Mehta

Space, Sponsored Post

Myriad ways that commercial satellite capabilities augment DoD space assets

The U.S. Space Force is looking to the commercial satellite industry to make sure that breakthroughs in technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are made available to combined commercial/military satellite networks.

By Breaking Defense

Space

Space Force plans multiple hosted payloads for GEO belt monitoring

Space System Command’s overarching goal is to develop “diverse” capabilities for space domain awareness across all orbits.

By Theresa Hitchens

Congress, Space

Will strong actions follow words in Biden’s space policy?

The new Space Priorities Framework put forward by the Biden administration makes promises on global leadership, space traffic coordination, and deterrence.

By Hannah Dennis and Kaitlyn Johnson

Space, Sponsored Post

Military survey results show need for advancing speed and resiliency for U.S. Space

Adapting for the future of space requires new ways of envisioning what “success” really means.

By Barbara Braun, Principal Director of Enterprise Systems Engineering Office, The Aerospace Corporation

Global, Space

Seizing the space debris moment from Russia

In the destruction of a satellite, perhaps a political opportunity for the US.

By Joshua Huminski

Space

An easy fix to Space Force’s most glaring vulnerability

A rapid response space capability must be an integral component of the president’s response options to not only deter an adversary, but also to avoid repeating the humiliation of revealed impotence in the face of a threat.

By Charles Beames