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Space as Battlefield or Sanctuary?
For more than fifty years since the first space satellites were orbited the world engaged in activity in outer space for military scientific, and commercial purposes, but without placing weapons there or engaging in serious efforts to target objects in space. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Politics, Space
Tagged Al Gore, cold war, Commission to Assess United States National Security Space Management and Organization, Department of Defense, Gen. Lance Lord, George W. Bush, History, international relations, Malcolm Mowthorp, military space policy, national security, politics, presidential power, public perceptions, public policy, Robert F. Turner, Soviet Union, space policy, space weoponization
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