Defence Innovation and Invention: A Vision is Always Required
Military technology development needs to know where it is going – a vision is always required.
Militaries are prone to misunderstand the difference between invention...
What makes China’s new Tianying stealth UAV a threat in contested airspace?
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) showcases an updated version of its Tianying stealth UAV, also known as Skyhawk. Designed for reconnaissance and...
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Defence Innovation and Invention: A Vision is Always Required
Military technology development needs to know where it is going – a vision is always required.
Militaries are prone to misunderstand the difference between invention...
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Defence Innovation and Invention: A Vision is Always Required
Military technology development needs to know where it is going – a vision is always required.
Militaries are prone to misunderstand the difference between invention...
Wargaming the Future of Climate Change
By RAND.ORG
BRyan Rooney needed some way to convey the enormous risks and uncertainties of climate change. His audience was military: planners and leaders trying...
What makes China’s new Tianying stealth UAV a threat in contested airspace?
China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) showcases an updated version of its Tianying stealth UAV, also known as Skyhawk. Designed for reconnaissance and...
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What will happen in the first space hostage crisis?
By JD Cole, Marc Feldman, and Hugh Taylor
Hostage taking for profit is as old as humanity. More than 2,000 years ago, Julius Caesar was...
Is the United States doing enough to engage with China on space policy?
By Mariam Kvaratskhelia
While Beijing has accused the United States of turning outer space into “a weapon and a battlefield,” it has no less a...
The age of space skepticism and a growing revolt against elites
Over the past decade, a new form of skepticism about human activities in space has emerged. It seems to be based exclusively in the...
Networking vehicles on the future battlefield
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps are teaming with industry to develop capabilities for future armored combat vehicles for fast networking-on-the-move, cyber security, situational...
Electronic warfare on the ground
U.S. Army cyber warfare experts are rediscovering electronic warfare (EW) for ground operations, as centralized command authorities combine cyber and EW operations into a...
No minerals, no missiles: the supply chain crisis impacting defence
The modern battlefield is not only shaped by advanced weaponry and sophisticated technology, but also by the critical minerals that make these innovations possible.
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Germany can co-finance European nuclear deterrence
By Karl-Heinz Kamp
Europe has recognized the dramatic nature of the situation and developed ideas to strengthen the British and French nuclear deterrent. Both European nuclear powers...
Prospects for orbital data centers
By Lawrence Furnival
In the near future, orbital data centers could prove to be an important new revenue stream for launch providers and cloud services....
Guarding against cyberattacks in space
by Patrick Lin
If space systems such as GPS were hacked and knocked offline, much of the world would instantly be returned to the communications...
Could optical computing be poised for mainstream aerospace and defense information processing?
Optical computing has been "the next big thing" now for decades. This enabling technology holds so much potential because it offers huge advances in data...
The overlap between the space and longevity industries
By Dylan Taylor
As the nascent space sector takes off, commercialization and space tourism are expected to grow increasingly prominent. To prepare for long-term spaceflight,...
What Google’s return to defense AI means
Google has discarded its self-imposed ban on using AI in weapons, a step that simultaneously drew praise and criticism, marked a new entrant in a hot...

