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Trump’s $500B Space Gamble: Moon by 2028, Nuclear Power in Orbit! Discover how Trump’s new space policy aims for dominance with commercial rockets and lunar bases. Space is crowded and contested: over 90 countries operate satellites, debris speeds threaten critical orbits, and the U.S. faces the highest exposure. China rises as a near-peer competitor, mirroring America’s launches and challenging unilateral control. This policy focuses on speed, deadlines, and military advantages, but dominance without cooperation could lead to cascading orbital failures affecting GPS, communications, finance, and daily life globally. Explore the risks, international tensions, and the fragile systems that govern space stability. How will global powers respond? Can America secure leadership without allies? Learn the stakes above Earth that impact life below. Subscribe for updates and join the discussion.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 — Introduction: Space as the new battleground
1:15 — Satellites control daily life
2:30 — Trump’s space dominance plan
4:00 — Moon by 2028, nuclear power in orbit
5:45 — Crowded orbits: 90+ countries
7:10 — China as a near-peer competitor
8:30 — Risks of orbital debris and cascading failure
10:00 — Consequences for GPS, communications, economy
11:30 — Cooperation vs. unilateral dominance
13:00 — Conclusion: stakes for Earth and humanity

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