Stand by this: https://t.co/2tzSIxiH46

Some interesting history on secret US space stuff landing in other countries

Export Controls and U.S. Trade Policy: Making Sense of the New Terrain

When satellites re-enter Earth's atmosphere, they release metals like aluminium that may affect atmospheric chemistry. 🛰️ 🌍 We've funded research into atmospheric ablation to learn more about these potential impacts. Read more 👇

An amazing set of young professionals in the space industry, including my colleague Katie Melbourne and CSPS alum Vicky Woodburn!

@mouthofmorrison Real-time connectivity in orbit is a critical part of the GEOINT singularity: https://t.co/nEJJ2bnflV

BREAKING NEWS The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation-driven economic growth” with one half to Mokyr

Cursing is rarely a symbol of low class. It's often a mark of high authenticity. Evidence: Swearing predicts higher rates of honesty and integrity. It signals a willingness to prize candor over courtesy. A little profanity shows that you're being real and you do give a damn.

This paper shows that you can predict actual purchase intent (90% accuracy) by asking an LLM to impersonate a customer with a demographic profile, giving it a product & having it give its impressions, which another AI rates. No fine-tuning or training & beats classic ML methods.

🚀 Intelsat is now part of SES! Together, we’re continuing our mission to deliver world-class connectivity and content, under one global brand. 👉 Follow @SES_Satellites to stay connected with the latest innovations, insights, and updates. #SolveEmpowerSoar

Four AI Policy Choices Policymakers Can’t Afford to Get Wrong  

BryceTech’s latest report on U.S. launch sites is now available. The analysis provides an overview of current and emerging facilities supporting government and commercial missions nationwide. https://t.co/dgPBJshrFG

I am baffled by people claiming that the vacuum of space is great for cooling things. Don't people know how a Thermos (aka VACUUM FLASK) works to keep hot things hot and cold things cold?

If you’re attending UNGA First Committee in NYC, join us for a side event on 27 October to discuss how the integration of new tech into space systems affects space security and the discussions surrounding it! 🚀

Thrilled to announce our next-generation monitoring satellites: the Owl fleet. 🦉 🛰️ Owls will continue our unique daily global scan, but move us from 3-m to 1-meter class – a sharper view! + with Nvidia GPUs they’ll be smarter! That’s why we're calling them Owls: they’ve big

Space infrastructure investments surge to five-quarter high https://t.co/a1TiDMXuiz

Catch the latest @AeroPolicy Space Policy Show for a great discussion on the past, present, and future of the Office of Space Commerce

ICYMI, here's me on the From the Crow's Nest podcast talking about space integration into modern military operations and armed conflicts

At Tidal Basin, an exasperated young woman exclaims to a older lady: "No, there's no way you visited Mount Rushmore here in DC BECAUSE IT'S IN SOUTH DAKOTA."

Globus INK, a Soviet era mechanical spaceflight navigation system from the 1960s. It featured a rotating, 5" globe to display the spacecraft's real-time position relative to Earth and calculated orbital parameters using an intricate system of gears, cams, and differentials. Photo