Astropolitics 3.0: Reality Check A Power Struggle Beyond Earth

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Astropolitics 3.0: Reality Check A Power Struggle Beyond Earth
by Staff Writers
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Sep 10, 2024

In his 10th book, Astropolitics 3.0: Reality Check, Frank examines the escalating competition between space superpowers.

As the U.S., China, and emerging players race to dominate outer space, this book cuts through the noise to provide an unfiltered analysis of the geopolitical and military battles unfolding in orbit.

Frank, a Geopolitician (DEA Paris 8) and a veteran of the satellite ecosystem, exposes the stakes, the strategies, and the looming conflicts in space-where law, technology, and power collide.

If you're looking for hard facts and sharp insights on the future of space dominance, "Astropolitics 3.0" delivers.

Published on Amazon, this book is a must-read for those shaping the future of space policy, security, and industry.

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