Earth Observation satellites are no longer just tools for climate science or agricultural monitoring. They have become instruments of geopolitical power - and the nations that control them are quietly rewriting the rules of strategic competition.

With the space transitioning to ‘maintenance economy’ phase, the next major opportunity will come from maintaining assets already in orbit.

Without satellite support, a drone is little more than airborne hardware. Yet most discussions on modern conflict stop at the drone - and never ask what's behind it.

The Earth Observation (EO) sector is entering a structural transition. The competitive advantage is no longer defined only by satellite launches or imaging capability,

Space is a vacuum - a near-perfect insulator. Heat can't be convected away. It can only be radiated as infrared. To dissipate just 1 MW at a stable 20°C requires approximately