U.S. Space Force Seeks to Identify and Track Orbital Objects

The U.S. Space Force’s Space Training and Readiness Command (STARCOM) has unveiled its plan to advance its capabilities in identifying and tracking mysterious objects in orbit. As part of its mission to educate and train personnel, STARCOM has recently released a proposal for improvements in orbit object identification and tracking. This move comes as the Space Force recognizes the importance of effectively monitoring orbiting objects to ensure the safety and security of valuable space assets. The proposal outlines the need for advanced technologies and enhanced training programs to develop the expertise required to accurately identify and track these unidentified objects. By improving their capabilities in this area, the Space Force aims to enhance their overall readiness and ability to respond to potential threats in space. With these advancements, the U.S. Space Force endeavors to stay ahead in the race to protect space assets and maintain technological superiority.