... In short, space is different. To ignore this and simply to try to argue that the legal framework supposedly supports war in space relies on an overly simplistic assertion that ‘what is not expressly prohibited (by the treaties and international law...
... spacepower - as a set of satellite technologies - “has great advantages in the open desert terrain in which most Middle East wars have been fought.” While the geography of the Middle East is far from homogeneous, it is predominantly composed of vast...
..., so there is no such thing as a ‘space war’ - there is only war. Because wars on Earth are not decided solely by what happens in ...prospect of nuclear death may prevent any intentional major war, with competition happening on economic, diplomatic and ...
...have been for continental powers” - Bleddyn Bowen, War in Space These relatively moderate differences between Dolman’s ...militaries have enjoyed since the end of the Cold War, levelling somewhat the conventional military and economic balances of...
... technologies, including satellites, has disrupted many companies’ launch plans. While most of the cooperation in the Cold War was focused on arms control, in the post-Soviet period it expanded rapidly to include securing nuclear materials in Russia...
...these key orbital choke points can be detected, a terrestrial war could potentially be avoided before it even started. But does... to past military conflicts. How to end a space war Wars are all ultimately about politics. It might be assumed ...