Introduction In the 21st century, the race to dominate outer space has entered a new phase—not through massive single satellites, but through the deployment of satellite mega-constellations. These vast networks of interconnected satellites orbiting the Earth are designed to provide global internet coverage, monitor environmental changes, support communication, and even enable space-based defense systems. As…
Introduction In an era dominated by space-based technologies, the ability to control and protect space assets has emerged as a critical aspect of national security. Satellites play a central role in communication, navigation, reconnaissance, weather forecasting, and military operations. As such, the development of Anti-Satellite (ASAT) weapons — systems designed to destroy or disable enemy…
Introduction The increasing reliance on satellites for communication, navigation, surveillance, and defense has led to a growing concern over their security. Anti-Satellite (ASAT) weapons, designed to disable or destroy satellites in orbit, have become a crucial aspect of modern warfare and national defense strategies. However, their development and testing raise serious concerns about space debris…
Introduction Space, once considered a realm of exploration and scientific discovery, is increasingly being viewed as a potential battleground for future conflicts. The concept of a “space war” involves the militarization of outer space, where nations or entities may engage in strategic conflicts using satellites, space-based weapons, and advanced technologies. As global superpowers compete for…
In the modern era, technological advancements have brought immense benefits to humanity. However, they have also given rise to new forms of pollution, such as e-pollution (electronic waste pollution) and space pollution (orbital debris). These emerging threats pose serious environmental and security risks. This article explores these two types of pollution, their causes, impacts, and…