Behold: The US Defense Intelligence Agency has released a report on challenges to security in space, including an NEI image of China’s spaceplane from Maxar, taken in 2024.

Can you do this with Pokhran too?

My favorite thing about secondhand book and library sales in Northern Virginia is you occasionally get an insane treasure for $4. I love the Friends of Arlington Library sale so much

Breaking News. The South Korean Presidential Office has released photos for the first time showing the HGV (Hypersonic Glide Vehicle) striking a maritime target. It struck the target in "high dive" mode after flying at high and low altitudes, and its operational range is estimated to be 200~3,000+ km. A booster appearing larger than those of the Hyunmoo-IIC, II-D?, or IV-1? has been identified, and the glide vehicle also features a shape suitable for high-maneuverability, long-range flight. It appears that the new HGV launcher is being operated by either replacing only the canisters on the Hyunmoo-V's 18x18 TEL or by using a TEL slightly smaller than the 18x18. We are frighteningly oblivious to the determination of their ADD, the Blue House, politicians, military, Supreme Command, and missile industry. Since the HGV must fly at high and low altitudes, its minimum range is likely 200 km, and if it does not perform complex maneuvers, its maximum range will exceed 3,000 km. The ROK Strategic Command has so many existing ballistic and cruise missiles to send to North, it is presumed that this system will be allocated to other regions.

The 1,170 boxes are now moved in. Several months of unpacking still to do. Also more months of construction (plumbing , etc) and more bills to come. But this is huge.

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