Taiwan's satellites: A lawfare vulnerability and an option to cure and enhance deterrence against the PRC (part 3) In the conclusion of this three-part article, Michael Listner examines how the US could use its own "lawfare" approach to ensure the security of Taiwanese satellites.
https://www.thespacereview.com/article/5021/1

War in space is not a future problem: it's happening now There are growing concerns that any future conflict involving China or Russia against the US could involve attacks on satellites. Christopher Stone argues we are already seeing low-intensity conflict in orbit that shows that the US is unprepared for a bigger conflict.
https://www.thespacereview.com/article/5022/1

Superman and the Skylab rescue Ahead of the Skylab missions, NASA studied how it would carry out a rescue mission should the Apollo spacecraft that delivered astronauts to Skylab be unable to return home. Dwayne Day provides new details about those plans, including the cameo role of a comic book character.
https://www.thespacereview.com/article/5023/1

A Japanese automaker's small hop towards reusable rockets Last month, Japanese automaker Honda successfully tested a vertical takeoff and landing rocket. Jeff Foust reports on how the company is approaching development of reusable launch vehicle technologies and how it compares to efforts elsewhere.
https://www.thespacereview.com/article/5024/1

Scutum the Shield is named for a Polish king https://earthsky.org/constella....tions/constellation-