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The New Space Race: Risks and Opportunities Unfolding in the Final Frontier

The space race, once a Cold War-era contest between superpowers, has resurfaced in the 21st century, dramatically reshaped by new actors and purposes. Today, the new space race is a much more complex interplay, driven by a mix of national interests, commercial competition, and scientific discovery. What was once primarily a military and geopolitical contest has become a broad struggle to advance technology, understand our universe, and, potentially, colonize other worlds. This article explores the opportunities this new space race presents, along with its associated risks.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Threats to Humanity’s Survival on Earth, and the Case for Going Multiplanetary

Human survival on Earth is threatened by numerous potential scenarios. Some of these threats are natural occurrences, while others are caused by human activities. These existential risks range from the immediate and concrete to the distant and speculative. Regardless of their nature or likelihood, understanding these threats can help us prepare and, ideally, prevent their most devastating outcomes.

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The Evolving Landscape of Defense: Responsive Space and its Significance

Responsive Space as a concept is fundamentally driven by defense organizations. Defense organizations are increasingly dependent upon space-based systems for operations. These organizations need the ability to: be able to augment capacity on demand based on tactical requirements; and rapidly replace disabled space-based systems to restore capability. The capability which addresses that need is generally referred to as Responsive Space.

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