Challenges to Security in Space: 2022 - Printed in COLOR

by Defense Intelligence Agency

Since early 2019, competitor space operations have also increased in pace and scope worldwide, China’s and Russia’s counterspace developments continue to mature, global space services proliferate, and orbital congestion has increased. As a result, DIA has published this new edition
• Expand its examination of competitor space situational awareness (SSA), and command and control (C2) capabilities;
• Detail the profiles of organizations operating space and counterspace systems based on new information;
• Deepen our characterization of new space and counterspace systems deployed and in development;
• Focus on China's and Russia's interests in exploring the Moon and Mars;
• Provide a new section on the use of space beyond Earth orbit an d its implications;
• Widen our treatment on the threats posed to all nations’ space operations from space debris.

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80 pages, Paperback

Published April 14, 2022

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