For some time, there has been lingering concern that China and Russia might be pulling ahead of the US in dedicated offensive space-warfare capabilities across both kinetic systems, such as direct-ascent anti-satellite missiles (DA-ASAT) and co-orbital interceptors, and non-kinetic tools, such as jamming, directed energy weapons, laser-dazzling, and cyber operations. This is particularly concerning because … Continue reading “Space Dogfight”: U.S. & UK Conduct First Joint Maneuver as Chinese Spy Satellite Passes 83 km Below