Titlebook: War in Space; The Science and Tech Linda Dawson Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Space warfare.Satellite technology.Space debr

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Who Controls Space and How,United States space policy and goals were completely refocused on the race to the Moon. During this time, there was an obvious need to determine the legal status of objects in outer space. Perhaps outer space could be considered an extension of governed airspace from Earth’s surface up to orbit. If

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The Cold War and Missile Defense,re pitted against the US-led Western powers. Rather than manifesting as a traditional conflict waged through extensive use of weapons, the Cold War was conducted using propaganda, political hostility, and threats. America’s free-market capitalism was used as a powerful positive force against communi

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Post-SDI Missile Defense,ost 3?years. It was also the first time that the system was tested against an ICBM-class target. Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) has cost $123 billion since 2002, with nine out of 18 successful tests since 1999—exactly 50%.

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Satellite Technology,t satellite networks perform have increased steadily, most often without us realizing it. Systems of manmade objects orbiting above us silently manage basic systems that help us to be safer and more productive. Their entertainment and communication technology control television, telephones, and navi

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Preventing a War in Space,ver the past several years demonstrate increased international competition to achieve dominance in outer space. At the same time, it is renewing concerns that a war could occur in that arena, resulting in widespread devastation. We depend on space systems for navigation, communication, and explorati