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Many space technologies serve both civilian and military purposes. These include satellite communications, Earth observation, navigation, launch systems and space surveillance. They support applications such as telecommunications, weather forecasting and disaster relief, as well as military communications, reconnaissance and operational planning. As governments increase their investment in space security and resilience, these capabilities are becoming increasingly important for both commercial and defence actors. At the same time, their strategic relevance and commercial use raise questions regarding risks, regulation and the sustainable use of space. The graphic shows key dual-use technologies that shape today’s space sector and are examined in our latest study on the commercialisation of military space activities by Dr Erin Pobjie, Senior Fellow for Space: ➡️https://lnkd.in/d-CBpz5a 📩 Subscribe to the newsletter now to gain early access to our research findings: https://sohub.io/ffj6 📅 Save the date: 09–10 December 2026 | CCH – Congress Center Hamburg 🌐 Join industry leaders, policymakers and security experts at the Global Security and Innovation Summit to explore solutions, strengthen partnerships, and shape the future of critical infrastructure security. More information about GSIS here: https://sohub.io/3qdz #GSISHamburg2026 #StrategicInnovation #GlobalSecurity #GSISHamburg Hamburg Messe und Congress #TheIdealConnection International Institute for Strategic Studies