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OPINION: How to advance the S7’s recommendations on large satellite constellations

By Moriba Jah September 4, 2026

In May, the science academies of the G7 countries — also known as the S7...

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Orbital safety needs independent eyes, not centralized trust 

By Moriba Jah March 30, 2026

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Forget space sustainability. The future is regeneration.

By Moriba Jah August 19, 2025

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The astronaut who died first: three brothers and a thought experiment

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2025

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The circular space economy should be a near-term goal, not a distant ambition

By Moriba Jah June 30, 2025

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

By Moriba Jah May 29, 2025

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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...

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Homo sapiens: making us suited for the stars

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2025

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It’s time for a ‘Space Transparency Act’

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2025

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Why Starlink must be reined in

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2024

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A circular economy is the only path to sustainability in space

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2024

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A preventable Black Swan: incompatible tech in spaceflight

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2024

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Our recklessness in space risks life and limb on Earth

By Moriba Jah September 1, 2024

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Two ideas to help FCC curb orbital debris

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2024

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Creating the harassment-free environment women deserve

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2024

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

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2024

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Bringing efficiency to NASA’s astronaut program

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2024

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

By Moriba Jah March 1, 2024

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

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2024

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

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2024

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Fining DISH Network for debris sets a necessary precedent

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2023

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Occupation, even in orbit, is colonialism

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2023

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Homo machina: Embrace the human-AI synthesis

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2023

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Why I don’t fear the AI revolution

By Moriba Jah September 1, 2023

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Diversity, equity and inclusion is also about innovation and progress

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2023

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Let’s rate spacecraft operators for sustainability

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2023

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Opening up the space community

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2023

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Please stop pitting space travel against saving the home planet

By Moriba Jah March 1, 2023

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

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2023

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

By Moriba Jah January 3, 2023

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Why we should retire our inner drill sergeants

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2022

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

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2022

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Environmentalism on Earth points the way to responsibility in space

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2022

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Training to serve means more than building a skill set

By Moriba Jah September 1, 2022

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The best technological surprise is none at all

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2022

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Why academia needs its TED fellows

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2022

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The missing ingredient for assigning fault in space

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2022

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Knowledge and empathy alone can’t inspire action

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2022

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Space traffic pros need to know what the traffic looks like

By Moriba Jah March 1, 2022

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Please look up

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2022

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Holding Russia accountable for its ASAT test

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2022

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Advice for disheartened students

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2021

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Hiding behind classification

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2021

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Why we welcome refugees

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2021

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From nuclear cop to space cop

By Moriba Jah June 1, 2021

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Discovering the interconnection between heaven and Earth

By Moriba Jah May 1, 2021

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Meet your next-generation superheroes

By Moriba Jah April 1, 2021

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Data renaisscientists, the modern day knowledge sculptors

By Moriba Jah February 1, 2021

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

By Moriba Jah January 1, 2021

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Gravity according to Einstein and Newton

By Moriba Jah December 1, 2020

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

By Moriba Jah November 1, 2020

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Why we need a Space Domain Digital Twin

By Moriba Jah October 1, 2020

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

By Moriba Jah July 1, 2020