"Most space wars are over in 24 hours—and you won’t even know they happened." In this exclusive interview, the father of space warfare doctrine reveals how the U.S. lost the first global space war in 2014—and why future conflicts will be silent, swift, and strategic.
This week: China demonstrates "breathtaking" orbital warfare capabilities while Russia declares Western satellites legitimate military targets—as space warfare pioneer Paul Szymanski reveals mathematical proof the U.S. already lost its first space war in 2014.
Victoria Samson warns that in space, it's not just weapons that escalate conflict—it's the rhetoric that makes war feel inevitable.
NASA Faces Historic Staff Exodus as 2,100 Senior Positions Threatened, Space Force Awards Boeing $2.8B for Nuclear Command Satellites While Seeking $6B for Classified MILNET Program
In this gripping exposé, financier-turned-filmmaker David Tice warns that America’s power grid is already compromised by Chinese-made transformers and bureaucratic inaction—leaving the nation vulnerable to a catastrophic blackout triggered by a single signal.
Congress Delivers $150B Defense Boost with "Golden Dome" Missile Shield, Russian Satellite Deploys Suspected Anti-Satellite Weapon, NASA Gets $10B While Science Missions Face Cuts.
Power systems veteran Mike Swearingen reveals how Iranian military-trained operatives already inside U.S. borders could exploit default passwords and known vulnerabilities to collapse the power grid by targeting just 4-7 critical substations.
A sweeping interview with former Romanian Space Agency President Flaviu Raducanu on how space-based warfare, nuclear propulsion, and East-West cultural blind spots are reshaping global power and the future of Mars exploration.
Space Force Spending Could Hit $40B in 2026, NATO Launches Commercial Space Strategy, India Makes Historic ISS Arrival
China's Xi Jinping now just a puppet - military chief Zhang Youxia controls real power after stroke, failed coups, and prophecy of the "warrior with a bow"
Marc Cohen, father of space architecture, reveals how his revolutionary Suitport airlock design—which uses 6,000 times less air than conventional airlocks—exemplifies his four-decade mission to transform spacecraft design by putting human needs first.
Space Force Contracts SpaceX for Secretive MILNET Network, China Brings Gray-Zone Warfare to Space, Iran Deploys Mach 15 Hypersonic Missiles