Space wars are no longer science fiction — real space warfare is already unfolding. From satellite ‘dogfights’ to cyberattacks and emerging new actors, outer space is rapidly becoming the next battlefield.
In this two-part conversation, we feature insights from a U.S. Space Force expert and an Indian space industry leader to explore what future conflicts in orbit might look like — and how countries like Taiwan are preparing.
We examine the United States’ and China’s roles in the new space race, the strategic impact of anti-satellite weapons and the growing importance of space-based surveillance. We also dive into India’s space ambitions, the use of satellites in the India-Pakistan conflict and how Taiwan can navigate orbital defense strategies.
Featuring: Gregory D. Miller, Dean of Space Education for the U.S. Space Force, and Arun Radhakrishnan, Chief Growth Officer at InspeCity
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