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Secure World Foundation retweeted
1/4 Space weapons! 🧵
One part of the U.S. space-weapons announcement deserves more attention:
In addition to acknowledging “on-orbit space control weapons,” Troy Meink said Golden Dome’s space-based interceptors have moved to “flight-ready hardware.”
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Current jammers are "the “Counter Communications System” — a large satellite-dish weapon fielded since 2020 — as well as a smaller, mobile model called “Meadowlands” in operation since July, and the even more mobile system known as the Remote Modular Terminal" 1/
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Me: “The US also now has to accept the Chinese and Russians doing/saying the same. I don't think that this is going to be in the interest of US national security.”
US military has ‘on-orbit’ space weapons, Air Force Secretary reveals defenseone.com/defense-syste… via @DefenseOne
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Everyone wants a Space Command
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A major leap forward for international spaceflight safety and #SSA coordination: @CommerceinSpace has begun onboarding international gov't accounts onto the Traffic Coordination System for Space (TraCSS).
Learn more:
space.commerce.gov/tracss-go…
#TraCSS #SpaceSafety
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"But in recent months, NASA has told some grantee institutions they may be in violation of the Wolf Amendment because their researchers co-authored papers with scientists affiliated with institutions in China, even if no NASA funding went overseas"
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Philippines Space Agency warns that debris from China's LM-7 launch may land in the Philippines' EEZ: "falling debris poses danger and potential risk to ships, aircraft, fishing boats, and other vessels"
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"Cyber resilience takes a different perspective. It assumes that prevention will eventually fail and instead focuses on how systems respond when an attack occurs."
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Per Aerospace Knowledge, a journal sponsored by the Chinese Society of Aeronautics and Astronautics: “Low Earth orbit constellations have evolved from a technological concept into a strategic weapon capable of reshaping a country’s communications landscape within 48 hours.” 1/2
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What's different at #OS25 this year? Some incredible sessions and updates listed below!
✨ The Starlight Session - featuring Hugo Award winning sci-fi author, Jingfang Hao! The session will explore how storytelling and science fiction can impact governance discussions.
Secure World Foundation retweeted
Why should we care about space security and how we use outer space?
@RevillJames, Head of UNIDIR’s Space Security Programme, explains how space-based technologies shape our everyday lives—and why their security matters.
🔗 unidir.org/Space
#UNIDIR45
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NEW EVENT | On Wednesday, August 13 at 10:00 a.m. ET, the Atlantic Council will host a panel discussion featuring Jennifer Cannon, Peter Hays, and @VSamson_DC on the Space Force’s recently released "Space Warfighting: A Framework for Planners."
In conversation with @CStarlingD, director of Forward Defense, the panelists will provide outside perspectives on the new framework, which provides operational planning considerations for conflict and combat in the space domain. The discussion will explore how the framework guides the US Space Force in both peacetime competition and conflict, balances offensive and defensive operations, and integrates cutting-edge technologies with human decision-making
The experts will also examine how the United States and its allies can responsibly project power in space while leveraging the commercial sector to ensure enduring advantage, credible deterrence, and integrated multidomain operations.
🔗 Register to attend: lnkd.in/dWEm5MU5
Secure World Foundation retweeted
Imagine it’s 2050 and you’re working on outer space security. What challenge are you facing and how are you solving it?
🎥 Share your vision in a video and take part in the Outer Space Security Conference 2025 Youth Video Competition by 18 July! #OS25
🔗 unidir.org/OS25YouthVideo
Secure World Foundation retweeted
📅 Save the date! UNIDIR’s Outer Space Security Conference returns on 9–10 September 2025, in Geneva and online 🚀 #OS25
Two days of expert discussions on space security await—stay tuned for the full agenda, speaker lineup and registration details.
🔗 unidir.org/OS25
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Kathleen Brett (MPIA ’24) just joined the Secure World Foundation as a Program Analyst, focusing on space sustainability. “This new role allows me to continue my commitment to international security, with a focus on the growing intersection of outer space & policy,” she shared.
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"Senior officials from the UK Space Agency held over 130 meetings with the Ministry of Defence in 2024, prompting renewed concerns about the “weaponisation” of space."
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"Additional measures should now be taken to regulate the reckless use of new or experimental types of autonomy in space, such as establishing a “reasonable person” standard for attributing responsibility."
warontherocks.com/2025/03/au…
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Interesting point about the possible effect of sp weather on spaceflight safety, per Hugh Lewis: "I suspect that the increasing solar activity is also causing a reduction in the debris population around the Starlink altitude"
space.com/spacex-starlink-50…
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"January’s policy shift, therefore, should be viewed not as watering down the MTCR, but rather as expanding the ability of the United States to benefit from technology transfer to—and among—its close allies and partners"
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