The Indian space program has landed a mission on the moon, just after the Russians failed to do so. According to Foreign Policy magazine: India became just the fourth country to stage a soft landing on the moon on Wednesday,… Read More »Indian Space Mission Lands on Moon
In his Substack column, Richard Haass discusses the US decision to use the atomic bomb to destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He raises some issues I had not considered, such as whether we did it to intimidate the Russians. As someone… Read More »Haass on Oppenheimer
The United States has increased restrictions on high tech chip related items being exported to China, according to Wikipedia. In 2022 it issued new Department of Commerce regulations restricting the types of chips that can be sold to China as… Read More »Export Controls on China
From Axios: The private space company True Anomaly plans to build a training ground in orbit to help the U.S. military prepare for conflict in space. Why it matters: Satellites have become a key part of warfighting efforts around the world,… Read More »Colorado Space Company
The Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training (ADST) has published a note on President Reagan’s “Star Wars” antiballistic missile initiative on the 40th anniversary of its proposal on March 23, 1983. It quotes several people who were involved in the… Read More »My Oral History of Star Wars
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has moved its clock closer to midinght, indicating the growing risks to world peace. The Bulletin says of its mission: The Bulletin’s website, iconic Doomsday Clock, and regular events help advance actionable ideas at a… Read More »Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Moves Clock Closer to Midnight
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