New Plasma Engine Could Cut Mars Travel to One Month
Russia's Rosatom has unveiled a new plasma engine that could cut travel time to Mars to just 30 days, a major leap forward for human space exploration.
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China and Russia Forge Alliance in Arctic and Space Race
A deepening alliance between China and Russia is reshaping the Arctic and outer space, posing new economic and security challenges to Europe and its allies.
#Geopolitics#China#Russia
Roscosmos Completes Key Ground Test for Soyuz-5 Rocket
Russia's space agency, Roscosmos, has successfully completed a crucial ground test for its new Soyuz-5 rocket, clearing the way for its first flight.
#Roscosmos#Soyuz-5#Russia
Post-Soviet States Use Population as a Political Tool
After the Soviet Union's collapse, new republics began using population policies as strategic tools to consolidate sovereignty and project geopolitical influence.
#Geopolitics#Post-Soviet States#Russia
Russian Satellite Cosmos 2553 Ignites Space Weapon Fears
A Russian satellite, Cosmos 2553, is under scrutiny by global powers amid fears it could be a platform for an orbiting nuclear weapon system.
#Space Weaponization#Russia#Cosmos 2553
Germany Warns of Russian Satellite Activity in Orbit
Germany's Defense Minister has warned that Russia is using satellites to monitor assets used by the German military, prompting a planned €35 billion investment in space defense.
#Germany#Russia#Space Militarization
Germany Commits €35 Billion to Space Defense by 2030
Germany will invest €35 billion ($41 billion) in space defense by 2030 to counter growing threats from Russia and China, according to Defence Minister Boris Pistorius.
#Germany#Space Defense#Military Spending
Germany Considers Offensive Space Capabilities
Germany is considering offensive space capabilities after Russian spacecraft tracked German military satellites, marking a major policy shift amid growing threats from Russia and China in orbit.
#Germany#Space Defense#Russia
Germany Accuses Russia of Shadowing Military Satellites
Germany's defense minister has accused Russia of using reconnaissance satellites to track German military assets, prompting a €35 billion investment in space defense.
#Germany#Russia#Space Security
NATO Intercepts Russian Jets Over Estonian Territory
NATO has bolstered its defenses in the Baltics after Italian F-35s intercepted three armed Russian MiG-31 jets that violated Estonian airspace near Tallinn.
#NATO#Russia#Estonia
Nations Increase Military Spending for Space Dominance
Global powers are increasing military space spending, with an estimated $73.1 billion allocated in 2024, as space becomes a contested warfighting domain.
#Space Force#NATO#Military Technology
France Reports Increased Hostile Activity in Space
A top French military official has warned of a significant increase in hostile space activities, particularly from Russia, prompting Western nations to bolster their defenses.
#Space Security#Military Technology#France