George Friedman

And we put in things like HIMARS, these missile systems that could, with precision, hit them. So now tactical war is governed from space. MAD is governed from space. And space is full of debris, anti-satellite systems. The Chinese are launching them constantly. We've launched 200 satellites this year. So... Communication satellites? Military satellites? Oh, yes, absolutely.

And we put in things like HIMARS, these missile systems that could, with precision, hit them. So now tactical war is governed from space. MAD is governed from space. And space is full of debris, anti-satellite systems. The Chinese are launching them constantly. We've launched 200 satellites this year. So... Communication satellites? Military satellites? Oh, yes, absolutely.

Well, they're all communication satellites. They're all looking for, you know, climate on the Earth. That's what they want to look at. These are all spy satellites going up there. And they're looking to the Earth, and they're maneuvering around each other. And one of the things the American public has to understand is the importance of space as a strategic facility.

Well, they're all communication satellites. They're all looking for, you know, climate on the Earth. That's what they want to look at. These are all spy satellites going up there. And they're looking to the Earth, and they're maneuvering around each other. And one of the things the American public has to understand is the importance of space as a strategic facility.

Well, they're all communication satellites. They're all looking for, you know, climate on the Earth. That's what they want to look at. These are all spy satellites going up there. And they're looking to the Earth, and they're maneuvering around each other. And one of the things the American public has to understand is the importance of space as a strategic facility.

And in due course, it'll emerge. But the next 50 years for the Americans are going to be, I think, a very golden age. New technologies are coming. Every age we have, every cycle we have is built. The last one was built on the automobile, transforming it. Now it is built not so much on artificial intelligence in my mind, but on material science.

And in due course, it'll emerge. But the next 50 years for the Americans are going to be, I think, a very golden age. New technologies are coming. Every age we have, every cycle we have is built. The last one was built on the automobile, transforming it. Now it is built not so much on artificial intelligence in my mind, but on material science.

And in due course, it'll emerge. But the next 50 years for the Americans are going to be, I think, a very golden age. New technologies are coming. Every age we have, every cycle we have is built. The last one was built on the automobile, transforming it. Now it is built not so much on artificial intelligence in my mind, but on material science.

We are crafting new materials at molecular level for space. Physical materials. Physical materials. For example, the lenses on satellites can see things that glass can't show them. They have acuity that can see a platoon operating. And when you reach that point, there's also massive changes in medicine. We're able to re-engineer genes, in fact.

We are crafting new materials at molecular level for space. Physical materials. Physical materials. For example, the lenses on satellites can see things that glass can't show them. They have acuity that can see a platoon operating. And when you reach that point, there's also massive changes in medicine. We're able to re-engineer genes, in fact.

We are crafting new materials at molecular level for space. Physical materials. Physical materials. For example, the lenses on satellites can see things that glass can't show them. They have acuity that can see a platoon operating. And when you reach that point, there's also massive changes in medicine. We're able to re-engineer genes, in fact.

So it's in the first stages, but not in a primitive stage. So just as the automobile changed our life and the railroad changed our life previously and canals before that, material science, I think, is the radical innovation based on artificial intelligence having a major component to it.

So it's in the first stages, but not in a primitive stage. So just as the automobile changed our life and the railroad changed our life previously and canals before that, material science, I think, is the radical innovation based on artificial intelligence having a major component to it.

So it's in the first stages, but not in a primitive stage. So just as the automobile changed our life and the railroad changed our life previously and canals before that, material science, I think, is the radical innovation based on artificial intelligence having a major component to it.

And all of that material science was developed for space, for survival of machines in space, particularly in telescopes. They were evil to, there's a company called Prophecyon that's put solar systems on satellites so they can survive and energize. the satellites to maneuver. And it's really an extraordinary thing.

And all of that material science was developed for space, for survival of machines in space, particularly in telescopes. They were evil to, there's a company called Prophecyon that's put solar systems on satellites so they can survive and energize. the satellites to maneuver. And it's really an extraordinary thing.

And all of that material science was developed for space, for survival of machines in space, particularly in telescopes. They were evil to, there's a company called Prophecyon that's put solar systems on satellites so they can survive and energize. the satellites to maneuver. And it's really an extraordinary thing.

And while we focus on Ukraine properly, we fail to understand that the reason the United States did not intervene with troops is we had a better solution. We spotted the Russians moving. We could order the Ukrainian forces to be right in their way, even though they were a small force. We knew where they were coming. And more importantly,

And while we focus on Ukraine properly, we fail to understand that the reason the United States did not intervene with troops is we had a better solution. We spotted the Russians moving. We could order the Ukrainian forces to be right in their way, even though they were a small force. We knew where they were coming. And more importantly,

And while we focus on Ukraine properly, we fail to understand that the reason the United States did not intervene with troops is we had a better solution. We spotted the Russians moving. We could order the Ukrainian forces to be right in their way, even though they were a small force. We knew where they were coming. And more importantly,