"On The Second Space Age: ‘Diverse, Disruptive, Disordered" Topic

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Tango01

05 Oct 2017 9:05 p.m. PST

… And Dangerous'

"We knew space was congested, contested and all that. But the folks at CSIS have recast that to good effect in a report actually worth reading in detail. The Second Space Age (yes, they've come up with a catchy rubric!) is, they say, more diverse, disruptive, disordered, and dangerous than the first space age."

How fundamentally have things shifted since the Soviets first made it to orbit and America first made it to the Moon — and the NRO launched Keyholes and lots of neat missile warning satellites and…?…"
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