The Power Of Where: The UN’s Rapidly Expanding GEOINT Infrastructure
Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) was defined in 2005 by James R. Clapper (Lt. Gen., USAF, Ret) as encompassing “all aspects of imagery and geospatial information and…
Space
New Research: “10% probability that one or more casualties will occur from uncontrolled space junk re-entries over the next decade”
By B.N. Frank Opposition continues to increase worldwide regarding the launching of rockets, satellites, and other space vehicles due to various issues associated with them,…
CON-CERN Erupts Over Portals, Particles & The Large Hadron Collider
By Maryam Henein What are the implications of smashing particles together at such high speeds? Is CERN responsible for the Mandela Effects we’ve cataloged over…
AT&T’s DirecTV and RS Submit Opposing 5G Studies in re “harmful interference to their satellite services”
By B.N. Frank American opposition to 5G deployment has been ongoing for years due to various significant issues associated with it including aviation equipment interference…
NASA Considers Sending Swimming Robots to Habitable “ocean worlds” of the Solar System
By David Rothery, The Open University Nasa has recently announced US$600,000 (£495,000) in funding for a study into the feasibility of sending swarms of miniature…
Rocket and Satellite Launch Sites: Good for the U.S. Military, Bad for Citizens Worldwide and the Environment (Video)
By B.N. Frank Over the years there has been increasing opposition worldwide to government agencies and private companies launching rockets, satellites, and similar vehicles. There…
U.S. Will No Longer Conduct Anti-Satellite Tests; Still Approving Thousands of Satellites to Be Launched Despite Warnings
By B.N. Frank Over the years there has been opposition and warnings in the U.S. and worldwide about various catastrophic issues associated satellites and similar…
Despite Warnings and Opposition, Amazon Approved for Launching 3,236 Broadband Satellites
By B.N. Frank Over the years there has been opposition and warnings worldwide about various catastrophic risks as well as confirmed issues associated with broadband…
Air Force to Award Tens of Millions (or more) for Space Internet Experiments
By B.N. Frank Internet use is safer, more secure, and more reliable with hardwired (Ethernet) connections not Bluetooth, “smart”, wireless (Wi-Fi), 5G or Internet of…
UK Military Warns About Risk Of Nuclear Attacks From Space In New Report
By Tyler Durden As an increasingly ambitious China and Russia develop stronger weapons capabilities including hypersonic missiles that can hit a target on the other…
NATO’s “Space Policy” Outlines Readiness To Jointly Respond To Attacks In Space
By Isabel van Brugen NATO made public its official “overarching Space Policy” this week, outlining how it would protect its members from space attacks, citing…
International Space Station Forced to Drop 1000 Feet to Avoid Collision with Decades-Old Space Junk
By B.N. Frank Earlier this year, it was reported that insurance companies have become less willing to insure satellites due to collision risks. Of course,…
Musk Memo Reveals SpaceX at Risk for Bankruptcy; 3 Executives Recently Left Company
By B.N. Frank Considering the tens of millions in funding that SpaceX has received from the Federal Communications (FCC) for the company’s highly controversial broadband…
Space Junk Threats Highlighted by Smashed Russian Satellite; FCC Approves Up to 65,000 More Internet Satellites Anyway
By B.N. Frank It was recently reported that insurance companies are less willing to insure satellites due to collision risks. Of course, warnings about space…