Operating in a Contested Orbit: Why Culture and Doctrine Are Key Elements of Space Superiority

Karin Andersen — Wed, 30 Jul 2025 11:00:20 +0000

In 2008, the number of tracked objects in orbit was just over 9,500. Today, that number exceeds 47,000—and rising. Satellites, debris, and maneuverable platforms crowd every regime from LEO to GEO. “The space domain is now much more congested, populated by systems of various sizes, different orbital regimes, and operated by adversaries as well as ourselves,” explains Dave Meteyer, Group Leader in the Space and Intelligence Division at Systems Planning & Analysis.

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Navigating the Future of Defense: Key Trends Shaping National Security

Karin Andersen — Wed, 26 Mar 2025 17:30:01 +0000

The national security landscape is shifting rapidly. Advances in technology, evolving geopolitical tensions, and the increasing complexity of modern warfare are challenging long-standing defense strategies. For senior military and government leaders, the challenge is not just keeping pace but staying ahead—anticipating change before it arrives and preparing accordingly.

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Systems Engineering and Integration​ – SPA

Operating in a Contested Orbit: Why Culture and Doctrine Are Key Elements of Space Superiority

Navigating the Future of Defense: Key Trends Shaping National Security

Systems Engineering and Integration – SPA