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Space domain awareness. Non-Earth imaging. Orbital warfare. The language is new — but the mission is familiar: know where your enemy is, know what they can do, and be ready. John T. Seward speaks with Peter Krauss, CEO of Terran Orbital and Susanne Hake with Vantor, from the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, on the militarization of space.

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FILE - In this Dec. 5, 2017, file photo, Ball State's Ishmael El-Amin (5) and Sean Sellers (34) celebrate during the second half of an 80-77 win over Notre Dame in an NCAA college basketball game, in South Bend, Ind. This season was supposed to be different. Players talked openly about a third straight 20-win season, pursuing their first league title in 18 seasons, celebrating their first NCAA tourney win since 1990 and, yes, even adding a banner or two to the dusty collection. Everything changed for the Cardinals when 19-year-old 6-foot-9 forward Zach Hollywood was found dead in his apartment after committing suicide. Players wear a patch bearing Hollywood's initials just above their hearts. (AP Photo/Robert Franklin, File)

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