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Paris et Berlin planchent sur un programme commun destiné à repérer les attaques de missiles balistiques visant leurs territoires, pour ensuite les intercepter. Basé sur les savoir-faire de Thales,

Au Salon du Bourget, comme lors de son discours aux armées la veille de la Fête nationale, le président de la République a exprimé sa volonté de redonner au spatial français un cap axé sur la...

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Space has become vital to modern military operations, supporting intelligence, surveillance, communications, and navigation. The militarization and weaponization of space have led to the development o...

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President Trump has long had a fascination with space-based military capabilities — pushing for the so-called Golden Dome space-based missile defense system.

The United Kingdom is establishing its first dedicated space squadron as part of a broader effort to protect critical satellites and strengthen defenses against hostile activity in space. The new No. III Space Effects Squadron will include personnel responsible for defensive and offensive space operations and is expected to be the first in a series of new space-focused military units. The announcement was made at the UK Space Power Conference in London. Air Chief Marshal Sir Harv Smyth, head of the Royal Air Force, said space has effectively become a warfighting domain and argued that the UK must be prepared to respond to potentially hostile actions. He cited what he described as dangerous and provocative maneuvers by Russian satellites near Finnish commercial satellites, as well as attempts to interfere with GPS signals. Smyth said disruption to GPS satellite services could cost the UK around £1.4 billion per day. He also emphasized that the UK does not want a war in space and said the country's posture is intended to deter hostile activity rather than escalate conflicts. The new squadron will also strengthen ballistic missile warning capabilities. Air Commodore Darren Whiteley, its interim head, said such technology has become increasingly important amid missile launches associated with conflicts in Iran and Ukraine. The move follows the United States' recent confirmation that it had deployed a space weapon to protect against hostile adversary activity. The UK government has also unveiled a £7.8 billion space strategy focused partly on security. Under that strategy, £880 million is planned over four years for technologies to monitor military activity and possible attacks on satellites, while nearly £3 billion is allocated to low-Earth-orbit connectivity and SKYNET defense communications programs. An additional £30 million will support SaxaVord Spaceport in Shetland.

Aviation News – France's Directorate-General for Armament (DGA) has awarded the CASSIOPÉE contract to Airbus Defence and Space and co-contractor Unseenlabs

SpaceX, dirigée par Elon Musk, a décroché un contrat de plus de 4 milliards de dollars pour construire des satellites capables de surveiller les avions et missiles étrangers dans le cadre du bouclier ...

Space Force has selected 12 companies to design and demonstrate space-based interceptor prototypes for Trump's Golden Dome missile shield.