‘Starshield’ Gets SpaceX Deeper in Bed With Global Militaries

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As much as SpaceX has become a force of nature in the deployment of commercial space infrastructure, the company’s work assisting nations’ attempts to militarize space has sat simmering on the back burner.

The company promised its new “users,” a.k.a.militaries with deep pockets around the world, can procure access to these satellites for Earth observation, communications, and sending and transferring mission data or other payloads bound for low-Earth orbit.

So SpaceX is already working hand-in-hand with the U.S.government and other militaries around the world, but now SpaceX wants to officially plunge all the way into the extraordinarily lucrative military contractor business.