In April 2026, the Pentagon asked Congress to more than double the U.S. Space Force’s budget, from roughly $31 billion to $71 billion, even as a new Mitchell Institute report warned that no one could yet agree where competition in orbit ends and open conf

Source: Space Daily | Jun 25, 2026

Somewhere in geostationary orbit, a satellite is shadowing an American one. Somewhere closer to the ground, a navigation signal is being jammed. Neither act is unambiguously an attack, and that ambiguity has become the heart of the problem. A new report from …

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In April 2026, the Pentagon asked Congress to more than double the U.S. Space Force’s budget, from roughly $31 billion to $71 billion, even as a new Mitchell Institute report warned that no one could yet agree where competition in orbit ends and open conf

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