Militarisation of space

These aren't the only theories, as there are plenty more, but so far we're struggling to come to a general consensus on how best to deflect a giant rock coming towards the earth no doubt this will come together at the very last minute which is generally how we do things on this pale blue dot When the Outer Space Treaty was signed in 1967, signatories from around the world pledged to never put nuclear weapons in space, and as far as we know, everybody has kept their end of the bargain.

But in recent years, there has been some suggestion that we're inching forward with the militarization of space.

Military satellites are now fairly common, and several countries have even destroyed their own obsolete or malfunctioning satellites in space.

Then we have to think about what GPS really is.

But that could increase dramatically if this domino effect begins.

Myrmidon points out what was perhaps the greatest tragedy in the entire Sari history of space militarization, the really inexcusable failure to nickname the Strategic Defense Initiative, not Star Wars, that Ronald Raygun

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