AlcorNews6d ago
Dans la guerre au Moyen-Orient, les images satellites deviennent des armes d’info. L’orbite joue désormais un rôle stratégique.
https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinfo/podcasts/les-documents-franceinfo/guerre-au-moyen-orient-le-role-capital-et-strategique-des-images-satellites-3474631
#Space #Science #Innovation #Astrophysics #EarthObservation #SatelliteIntel #SpacePolicy
Guerre au Moyen-Orient : le rôle capital et stratégique des images satellites

Les images satellites sont devenues des outils stratégiques dans les conflits au Moyen-Orient. Leur utilisation pour surveiller des positions ennemies est courante, mais elles peuvent aussi être manipulées dans un but de désinformation.

franceinfo
AlcorNews6d ago
Photos satellites du Moyen-Orient désormais très limitées. Quand l’imagerie orbitale devient aussi un enjeu stratégique.
https://www.france24.com/fr/info-en-continu/20260310-restrictions-majeures-sur-les-photos-satellites-du-moyen-orient
#Space #Science #Innovation #Astrophysics #EarthObservation #SatelliteImagery #SpacePolicy
Restrictions majeures sur les photos satellites du Moyen Orient

L'accès à l'imagerie satellitaire en haute résolution, indispensable pour vérifier des informations dans des zones où l'accès est impossible, est désormais largement restreint par les deux principales entreprises américaines sur de vastes zones du Moyen-Orient.

FRANCE 24
The Daily PerspectiveMar 6

Washington turns up heat on EU satellite regulations as reciprocity tensions mount

#SpacePolicy #USEUTensions #SatelliteRegulation #TechWars #AusNews

https://thedailyperspective.org/article/2026-03-06-washington-turns-up-heat-on-eu-satellite-regulations-as-reciprocity-tensions-mou-c8b7711b

Washington turns up heat on EU satellite regulations as reciprocity tensions mount

Washington warns of retaliation if EU Space Act locks out US satellite operators. FCC consultation signals escalating tech dispute between US and Europe.

The Daily Perspective
The Daily PerspectiveMar 6

Senate empowers NASA to cut the Gordian knot on Artemis

#NASA #Artemis #MoonLanding #SpacePolicy #AusNews

https://thedailyperspective.org/article/2026-03-06-senate-empowers-nasa-to-cut-the-gordian-knot-on-artemis-65dc639e

Senate empowers NASA to cut the Gordian knot on Artemis

Senate committee approves legislation giving NASA administrator flexibility to reshape moon programme. China competition and cost pressure drive changes.

The Daily Perspective
The Daily PerspectiveMar 6

Congress Extends ISS to 2032, Signalling Pragmatism Over Grand Gestures in Space

#NASA #ISS #SpacePolicy #AusNews

https://thedailyperspective.org/article/2026-03-06-congress-extends-iss-to-2032-signalling-pragmatism-over-grand-gestures-in-space-36dd0f4c

Congress Extends ISS to 2032, Signalling Pragmatism Over Grand Gestures in Space

Senate passes NASA Authorization Act extending International Space Station to 2032 while mandating commercial replacements. A middle ground between cuts and indefinite extension.

The Daily Perspective
Space EnvironmentalismMar 5

CSE has submitted public comments to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on two pending applications relating to the #SpaceEnvironment:

(1) Reflect Orbital's prototype solar reflector satellite; https://www.spaceenvironmentalism.org/actions/public-statements-and-comments/reflect-orbital-2026

and

(2) SpaceX's "one million orbital data centers" proposal; https://www.spaceenvironmentalism.org/actions/public-statements-and-comments/spacex-1modcs-2026

#Space #Satellites #Environment #Policy #SpacePolicy #FCC #PublicComment

Reflect Orbital (2026)

March 4, 2026 Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20554 via ICFS Electronic Filing In the Matter of: Reflect Orbital Inc. ICFS File No. SAT-LOA-20250701-00129 COMMENTS OF THE CENTER FOR SPACE ENVIRONMENTALISM The Center for Space Environmentalism (CSE),1 an

The Daily PerspectiveMar 1

NASA's Own Safety Watchdog Says Moon Landing Plan Is Too Risky

#NASA #Artemis #SpaceX #MoonLanding #SpacePolicy #AusNews

https://thedailyperspective.org/article/2026-03-01-nasas-own-safety-watchdog-says-moon-landing-plan-is-too-risky-42da7219

NASA's Own Safety Watchdog Says Moon Landing Plan Is Too Risky

NASA's independent safety watchdog classified Artemis III as high risk, warning too many untested firsts were packed into one mission. The landing has since been deferred to 2028.

The Daily Perspective
Industry ExaminerFeb 27

A live training satellite for orbital warfare sounds niche—until you remember what “maneuver” means in GEO: fuel vs lifespan, visibility to others, and signaling that can be misread. Space is getting less static—and training is going live.

https://spacetech.industryexaminer.com/space-force-orbital-warfare-live-training-satellite-maneuvers/

#SpaceTech #GEO #SpacePolicy #Satellites #TechNews #DeepTech

Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds. - Spacetech Industry Examiner

A fighter pilot can learn a lot in a simulator. But there’s a reason air forces still put people in real aircraft before they trust them in combat.

Space Tech Industry Examiner
Ars Technica NewsFeb 17
There's a lot of big talk about sovereign launch—who is doing something about it? https://arstechni.ca/YBGn #Commercialspace #spacepolicy #Features #Science #rockets #launch #Space
There's a lot of big talk about sovereign launch—who is doing something about it?

As alliances fray, these are the nations investing in sovereign access to space.

Ars Technica
The Perpetually Curious!Feb 10

🌌 Above us, an invisible constellation grows. Not of stars, but of our own making: fragments racing through the dark at unfathomable speeds, each piece a ghost of ambition turned hazard.

✍️ Explore the cascade we cannot see 🛰️: https://TPC8.short.gy/IZaOxCi5

💫 What we send skyward returns as legacy, sometimes circling for decades or longer in silent judgment.

#SpaceDebris #space #spacejunk #OrbitalEcology #SpaceSustainability #Astronomy #Science #SpacePolicy #KesslerSyndrome #TPC8

🌌 The Silent Storm Above: Understanding Our Orbital Debris Challenge

Space debris crisis: Millions of fragments orbiting at 17,500 mph threaten satellites. Learn about tracking and cleanup efforts.