With upcoming budget cuts, the U.S. stands to lose much more than it gains

By Moriba Jah May 29, 2025

Divided we’ll fail in space and on Earth

By Moriba Jah March 21, 2025

Divided we’ll fail in space and on Earth Indigenous peoples through history have something to...

Homo sapiens: making us suited for the stars

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2025

It’s time for a ‘Space Transparency Act’

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2025

Why Starlink must be reined in

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2024

A circular economy is the only path to sustainability in space

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2024

A preventable Black Swan: incompatible tech in spaceflight

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2024

Our recklessness in space risks life and limb on Earth

By Moriba Jah September 1, 2024

Two ideas to help FCC curb orbital debris

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2024

Creating the harassment-free environment women deserve

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2024

Surprise: The business-to-business market for space situational awareness looks like a dud

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2024

Bringing efficiency to NASA’s astronaut program

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2024

Why it’s best to keep the Mars sample in space

By Moriba Jah March 1, 2024

Why indigenous tribes in the U.S. must have a voice in matters of space

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2024

‘The sky is falling’: Let’s reduce the false positives in conjunction data messages

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2024

Fining DISH Network for debris sets a necessary precedent

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2023

Occupation, even in orbit, is colonialism

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2023

Homo machina: Embrace the human-AI synthesis

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2023

Why I don’t fear the AI revolution

By Moriba Jah September 1, 2023

Indigenous peoples have much to teach us about sustainability, even in space

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2023

Diversity, equity and inclusion is also about innovation and progress

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2023

Let’s rate spacecraft operators for sustainability

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2023

Opening up the space community

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2023

Please stop pitting space travel against saving the home planet

By Moriba Jah March 1, 2023

We have landfills in space, but we don’t have to

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2023

UN’s “loss and damage” fund should compensate newcomers to space

By Moriba Jah January 3, 2023

Why we should retire our inner drill sergeants

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2022

Industry must help the U.S. government meet its responsibility for orbital safety

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2022

Environmentalism on Earth points the way to responsibility in space

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2022

Training to serve means more than building a skill set

By Moriba Jah September 1, 2022

The best technological surprise is none at all

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2022

Why academia needs its TED fellows

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2022

The missing ingredient for assigning fault in space

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2022

Knowledge and empathy alone can’t inspire action

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2022

Space traffic pros need to know what the traffic looks like

By Moriba Jah March 1, 2022

Please look up

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2022

Holding Russia accountable for its ASAT test

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2022

Advice for disheartened students

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2021

Hiding behind classification

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2021

Why we welcome refugees

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2021

Why going to space doesn’t make you an astronaut

By Moriba Jah August 24, 2021

Where to find fresh talent for the space tracking field

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2021

From nuclear cop to space cop

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2021

Discovering the interconnection between heaven and Earth

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2021

Meet your next-generation superheroes

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2021

Data renaisscientists, the modern day knowledge sculptors

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2021

In space, finding the facts we don’t know we know

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2021

Gravity according to Einstein and Newton

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2020

Don’t want to share your satellite details? That should cost you

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2020

Why we need a Space Domain Digital Twin

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2020

Acta Non Verba: That should be the motto for NASA’s Artemis Accords

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2020