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Scientist models way to make sure no one's violating the ban on nuclear weapons in space

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Lindsay Clark
Scientist models way to make sure no one's violating the ban on nuclear weapons in space
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A scientist has developed a verification model to ensure nations comply with the Outer Space Treaty's ban on nuclear weapons in orbit. The model aims to prevent the catastrophic destruction of global satellite infrastructure.

Why it matters

As space militarization becomes a growing concern, robust verification methods are essential to maintaining international security and protecting critical orbital assets.

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