What grey zone incident do you think is most undercovered?
We're expanding the dataset and want to know what analysts and researchers think is missing from the public record.

Grey zone conflict on the ground. Counter-space operations in orbit.
Two domains. One architecture. Both tracked.

In 2019, Russia released a sub-satellite from Cosmos-2519 in LEO.
That sub-satellite — Cosmos-2521 — manoeuvred close to a US spy satellite.
No declaration. No acknowledgement. Just a rendezvous.
GreyZone Orbit tracks exactly this.
🛰️ greyzone.watch

Most grey zone conflict has moved off the map entirely.
It's happening 550km above it.
Satellite stalking. ASAT tests. Space-based jamming. GPS spoofing from orbit.
We built a second platform for that.
GreyZone Orbit — live now in alpha.
greyzone.watch

Cable cuts. Satellite spoofing. Port interference. Election systems. Energy infrastructure.
If it’s below the threshold, it’s on the map.

#GreyZone #HybridWarfare #OSINT

From the team behind swarmwatch.dev, tracking the other contested domain.
Follow for updates. Site live later this year.
greyzone.watch

Open-source. Incident-mapped. Updated as events develop.
Submarine cables. Satellite interference. Port infrastructure. Election systems. Energy grids.
If it’s grey zone, it goes on the map.

Grey zone operations are designed to stay below the threshold of response. Deniable. Ambiguous. Cumulative.
The pattern only becomes visible when you track incidents across time and space together.
That’s what GreyZone Watch does.

Most conflict today doesn’t start with a declaration. It starts with a cable cut, a GPS spoof, an “accidental” collision, a port that quietly changes hands.
We’re building a map for that.
greyzone.watch — launching later this year

🚀 SwarmWatch is now live at swarmwatch.dev! Track the explosive growth of mega-constellations and monitor the increasingly crowded orbital environment. Your window into the new space era.
#SpaceSecurity #Satellites #LEO #SpacePolicy #NewSpace #MegaConstellations

The Next Phase in Space Connectivity: Blue Origin’s TeraWave Meets Starlink’s Evolving Ambition Blue Origin just filed plans for a 5,408-satellite constellation. Not a consumer broadband play. Not a Starlink clone. Something different: an enterprise-grade, multi-orbit data backbone designed to m...

37,000+ satellites on the books. Can LEO orbit can handle it?

New post on Blue Origin's TeraWave and what the mid-2030s congestion problem looks like.

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#SpaceSecurity #LEO #TeraWave

China sends fourth ‘Shenlong’ reusable spacecraft mission into orbit Programme for ‘peaceful use of outer space’ launched in 2020 is seen as potential rival to US Space Force’s X-37B.

China has launched its fourth Shenlong reusable spaceplane mission, with few details released beyond the post article. The cadence alone makes this worth watching. Quiet programmes rarely stay quiet for long.
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#Space #China #ReusableSpacecraft #SpaceSecurity #DualUse #LEO

Ensuring American Space Superiority Superiority. That's the word that jumped out when Trump signed his latest space executive order on 18th December 2025. Not leadership. Not cooperation. Superiority. Language matters in policy documen...

New post - Trump's Dec 2025 space EO redefines cislunar space as strategic terrain. For allies: integration on US terms or client status. STM marketisation, missile defence ties, nuclear detection mandates.

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#SpacePolicy #SpaceSecurity #Cislunar #Geopolitics

Introducing EvoDefence.

An independent research and analysis initiative focused on geopolitical and security questions, including deterrence, escalation, and the impact of space, cyber, AI, and emerging defence technologies on decision-making.

Open to dialogue and collaboration. evodefence.uk