| Part | Chapters | About |
|---|---|---|
| Basics | 1–3 | The domain, the orbits and what satellites can do with their sensors |
| Doctrine | 4–5 | How NATO and the US organise space operations |
| Conflict | 6–9 | Counterspace, the views and means of Russia and China, and space in the war in Ukraine |
| Practice | 10–12 | Analyst practice, reference library with cards and timeline, sources |
Difficult topics come with an In plain terms · In practice box. Section 2.1 has an orbit widget that lets you see for yourself what altitude does to speed, period and coverage. The Learning Path (at the top) offers a learning route with knowledge checks. Related material is in the other academies: GNSS and space EW in the EW Academy, the Russian Space Troops in the AirDefense Academy and Starlink on drones in the Drone Academy.
This academy is compiled from open sources and describes principles at textbook level. Classified details of systems and operations are outside its scope. Claims by states and companies are presented as claims.