Infographics E-Books | New Space Economy

Twelve-page policy and industry document covering national and regional space capabilities, including Europe, Canada, China, and India; launch independence; space components; alliances; export controls; market fragmentation; licensing; and feedback.

FROM GLOBALIZATION TO SPACE SOVEREIGNTY

A 44-page infographic series explains counterspace threats and space security, covering weapons, cyber and electronic operations, regional capabilities, orbital debris, commercial systems, policy, resilience, glossaries, sources, licensing, and feedback.

COUNTERSPACE CAPABILITIES 101

Thirteen-page illustrated reference covering cyber, physical, environmental, supply-chain, and space-system risks to essential U.S. services, with defensive priorities and licensing and feedback information.

THREATS TO UNITED STATES CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Illustrated cover with a central character and a machine labeled “Market Generator,” surrounded by labeled concepts including asteroid mining, lunar real estate, space-based solar power, debris removal, orbital data centers, satellite servicing, space tourism, in-space manufacturing, and commercial space stations.

A FIELD GUIDE TO EMERGING SPACE ECONOMY MARKETS

Thirteen-page illustrated educational document examining claims about astronomy, Earth, the Moon, Mars, unidentified observations, planetary alignments, and space weather, with licensing and feedback information on the final pages.

SPACE PSEUDOSCIENCE THAT PERSISTS

Illustrated pages discuss technologies and social questions related to extending human life, preserving identity, and hypothetical continuity beyond biological death.

Cover page listing 30 infographics on global counterspace capabilities, including weapons, electronic warfare, cyber threats, space security, resilience, norms, deterrence, regional powers, and future trends.

COUNTERSPACE CAPABILITIES 101

A 12-page publication contains ten text-heavy infographics comparing national and regional approaches to space capability, including Europe, Canada, China, India, launch independence, components, partnerships, export controls, and market fragmentation; the final two pages contain licensing and feedback notices.

FROM GLOBALIZATION TO SPACE SOVEREIGNTY: WHY NATIONS ARE BUILDING INDEPENDENT SPACE CAPABILITIES

A 13-page document presents infographics explaining ten satellite-enabled military service areas and concludes with copyright, licensing, accuracy, and feedback information.

RUSSIAN MILITARY SATELLITE SERVICES

A 33-page illustrated document presents historical and modern timekeeping, atomic and satellite timing, planetary mission clocks, relativity, quantum questions, and theoretical time travel; its cover features a large clock with rockets, planets, astronauts, gears, an hourglass, and a satellite.