"The Baltic and Taiwan Cable Cuts Were No Accident": S-AIS Inventor Guy Thomas on Detecting Today's 'Grey Zone' Maritime Operations and Why We're Losing the Subsea Infrastructure War
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Maritime expert Guy Thomas reveals deliberate Russian and Chinese attacks on undersea cables while discussing how unmanned drones are transforming maritime infrastructure security. Thomas shares strategies for protecting critical subsea assets against growing "grey zone" threats.
Sirotin Intelligence Briefing: Apr 1 - Apr 5, 2025: Space Force Awards $13.5 Billion In Launch Contracts, Senate Schedules Confirmation Hearing For NASA Nominee, And China Expands Counterspace Arsenal Amid Accelerating Orbital Competition
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Space Force Awards $13.5 Billion In Launch Contracts, Senate Schedules Confirmation Hearing For NASA Nominee, And China Expands Counterspace Arsenal Amid Accelerating Orbital Competition
"The Next Great Power War Won't Last Four Years—It Will Last Four Weeks": New Frontier Aerospace CEO Bill Bruner on America's Hypersonic Gap and NFA's Mission to Close It Before It's Too Late
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New Frontier Aerospace CEO Bill Bruner warns America's hypersonic gap threatens national security as China advances operational capabilities. NFA's runway-independent Pathfinder aircraft offers a revolutionary solution to close this strategic vulnerability before the next conflict.
"The Future of Space Is Reusable, Fast, And Built To Last” From Air Force Mechanic to BlackStar Orbital Founder, Christopher Janette's Mission to Revolutionize What a Satellite Can Be (Part 1)
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Discover how Air Force veteran Christopher Janette is revolutionizing satellite technology with BlackStar Orbital's hypersonic, reusable spacecraft that can return from orbit and land on conventional runways, positioning the US to address critical space security challenges.
Sirotin Intelligence Briefing: Mar 24 - Mar 30, 2025: Space Force Centralizes Satcom Management, Spacewebs Constellation Development Accelerates, And Nasa Confirms Artemis II Lunar Mission Remains On Schedule
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Space Force Centralizes Satcom Management, Spacewebs Constellation Development Accelerates, And Nasa Confirms Artemis II Lunar Mission Remains On Schedule
"I'm Building a Rocket Engine That Could Reach Alpha Centauri": Princeton Satellite Systems President Michael Paluszek on Fusion Propulsion & the Future of Space Exploration
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Princeton Satellite Systems founder Michael Paluszek discusses fusion propulsion, space exploration, and the future of interstellar travel with groundbreaking technology that could one day reach Alpha Centauri.
Sirotin Intelligence Briefing: Mar 17 - Mar 22, 2025: Russian Satellites Conduct Attack Maneuvers, Space Force Warns Of Narrowing Capability Gap, And Pentagon Tracks China's Orbital Dogfighting Tests
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Russian and Chinese satellites execute concerning "attack and defend" maneuvers while Space Force leaders warn of narrowing capability gaps with adversaries. Commercial innovations advance with fusion propulsion and lunar resource extraction that could reshape our cosmic future.
"We're Treating Satellites Like They're Still In The 1990s": Delta-V Analytics Co-Founder Niha Agarwalla's Mission To Create The Operating System For Space, Powered By AI
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Niha Agarwalla, co-founder of Delta-V Analytics, is creating AI-powered digital twins for satellites that predict failures before they happen, transforming space industry maintenance from reactive to proactive.
“When People See Space Guardians in Uniform, They Ask If They’re Real”: Meet Colonel Bill Woolf, the 25-Year Space Defense Veteran Building the Space Force Association to Protect America's Orbital Assets
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Colonel Bill Woolf, founder of the Space Force Association, warns that losing space access would cripple daily life and is working to close America's "catastrophic awareness gap" on space threats while challenging public doubts about Space Force legitimacy.
Sirotin Intelligence Briefing: Mar 10 - Mar 15, 2025: NASA Faces Workforce Reductions, China's Expanding Geo Presence Raises Security Concerns, And Spacex Completes Triple Launch In 13 Hours
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Nasa Faces Workforce Reductions, China's Expanding Geo Presence Raises Security Concerns, And Spacex Completes Triple Launch In 13 Hours
"I Learned From the Last Generation of Manhattan Project Veterans”: Patrick McClure's Journey From Los Alamos National Laboratory To SpaceNukes COO And The Revolutionary Project Kilopower That Changed Everything
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Patrick McClure, SpaceNukes COO, shares his journey from Los Alamos to revolutionizing space nuclear power with Project Kilopower. Mentored by Manhattan Project veterans, he broke decades of stagnation with an innovative reactor demonstration that reignited America's space nuclear program.
