Space isn’t just about rockets and astronauts. It’s also about the constant flow of information, the invisible battles over data security, and the tools that help us understand our own planet better. This blog is where all those threads come together.
Here’s what you can expect to find here:
- EW (Electronic Warfare) — exploring how the electromagnetic spectrum is used and contested in modern conflicts, especially in the context of satellites and communications.
- Earth Observation — from high-resolution imagery to climate data, how satellites watch our planet and the science that turns pixels into insights.
- Space Cybersecurity — the often-overlooked side of space operations, where protecting satellites from hacking, spoofing, and interference is just as important as launching them.
- Decentralized Ground Stations — the emerging networks that let anyone with the right gear and know-how talk to satellites, and what that means for science, security, and access to space.
- Remote Environment Scientific Tools — instruments and techniques that help scientists gather critical data from the most extreme and hard-to-reach places on Earth.
Whether you’re here for the technical deep dives, the behind-the-scenes stories, or just to keep up with the fast-moving world of space and science, you’ll find a mix of clear explanations, real-world examples, and the occasional opinionated take.
Space might feel distant, but the topics here are anything but — they’re woven into how we navigate, communicate, and understand our planet every single day.
I hope you will find such information useful.
