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Brian Weeden, director of program planning at the Secure World Foundation, interprets the updated DoD space policy as directing compliance with the July 2021 tenets memo.
George Freeman delivered a speech at the Fourth Summit for Space Sustainability organized by the Secure World Foundation and the U.K. Space Agency.
Richard DalBello spoke on 2022-06-22 at the Fourth Summit for Space Sustainability hosted by the Secure World Foundation and the U.K. Space Agency.
The 2008 U.S. antisatellite demonstration that destroyed USA 193 created 174 pieces of tracked debris, and the last of those pieces reentered 1.7 years later, based on data compiled by the Secure World Foundation.
Victoria Samson, Washington office director of the Secure World Foundation, cited the U.S. test ban alongside the Department of Defense’s July 2021 tenets of responsible space behavior as contributing to limits on the creation of long-lived space debris.
Two reports—the Secure World Foundation’s 2022 'Global Counterspace Capabilities: An Open Source Assessment' and the Center for Strategic and International Studies’ Space Threat Assessment 2022—were released on 2022-04-04.
Audrey Schaffer, director of space policy at the National Security Council, participated in a Center for Strategic and International Studies and Secure World Foundation panel discussion on 2022-01-26 about managing the risks of satellite close approaches in geostationary orbit.
The Secure World Foundation projects the debris field from the 2021-11-15 test will expand into a ring around the Earth and likely remain in orbit for years, threatening other space objects.
Ian Christensen, director of private sector programs at Secure World Foundation, assesses that development of the Guowang constellation will provide domestic employment, anchor space-related industry clusters, and contribute to economic development by serving domestic connectivity needs.
Secure World Foundation is soliciting sponsors for the 2021 Summit for Space Sustainability via a direct sponsorship link.
The Secure World Foundation updated the fact sheet on the U.S. X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle (OTV) program, which has generated significant international controversy.
The Secure World Foundation released an updated set of 11 fact sheets documenting anti-satellite (ASAT) testing in space and robotic rendezvous and proximity operations (RPOs).
The Secure World Foundation updated a separate fact sheet summarizing commercial and civil robotic RPO activities that may be misconstrued as military capabilities.
Victoria Samson, Washington Office director at the Secure World Foundation, questioned the inclusion of China’s space station as a threat after it had been planned for over a decade.
On 2021-04-08 from 13:00 to 14:00 EDT, the Secure World Foundation report editors co-hosted a webinar with experts from the Center for Strategic and International Studies to discuss their respective 2020 reports.
Brian Weeden, director of program planning at the Secure World Foundation, urged that the U.S. and other governments invest in active debris removal capabilities to remove legacy satellites that were not designed to comply with debris mitigation guidelines.
David Bertolotti participated in an online conference hosted by the Secure World Foundation on 2021-03-16.
The University of Colorado Boulder and the Secure World Foundation signed a memorandum of understanding to launch the Space and Sustainability Initiative (SSI).
The Secure World Foundation works with governments, industry, international organizations, and civil society to develop and promote ideas and actions for secure, sustainable, and peaceful uses of outer space.
The Secure World Foundation released a report on 2020-12-02 criticizing the Space Force for not moving fast enough to consolidate acquisition offices.