US Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over Chinese Space Sites in Americas

A U.S. House committee report warns that at least 11 Chinese space facilities in Latin America could be used for military surveillance and intelligence.

Kwame Adu

•3/2/2026

US Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over Chinese Space Sites in Americas

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Russia's Nuclear Space Weapon Plans Spark Global Concern

Military officials are warning of catastrophic consequences from Russia's reported development of a nuclear anti-satellite weapon designed for use in low-Earth orbit.

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Silicon Valley Bets on Data Centers in Earth Orbit

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US Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over Chinese Space Sites in Americas

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Silicon Valley Bets on Data Centers in Earth Orbit

Russia's Nuclear Space Weapon Plans Spark Global Concern

Firefly Scrubs Alpha Rocket Launch Due to High Winds

Space Force Taps Commercial AI to Track Orbital Threats

Tigers Pitcher Troy Melton Sidelined by Elbow Injury

The Human Body in Space: A Frontier of Medical Challenges

SpaceX Starlink Launch Set for Sunday Night from Florida

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Pentagon Cuts Military Education Programs at Ivy League Schools

Can You Legally Own a Piece of the Moon?

Rare Event Allows Sun and Eclipsed Moon in Same Sky

NASA Shifts Moon Landing to 2028, Adds New Mission

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