We've seen a huge increase in launch pace over the last few years. It's gone from maybe 100 per year to hundreds of launches per year. Each one of those launches is potentially putting 50 or 60 satellites at a time in orbit. That increased pace of launch has both an upside and a downside.
There's an increased pace of launch because it's less expensive now. There's a lot of opportunity there for commercial and industry partners to take advantage of that.
Conversely, though, if it's some of our adversaries, we don't know what they're launching, necessarily. Understanding what they've launched, where they've launched, what orbit it goes into and then, when it gets up there, what it is doing are questions that we ask ourselves and work very hard to try to understand, because not all of that is necessarily for peaceful, academic or scientific use. There are, of course, activities that are nefarious in nature. We need to be able to attribute those activities.
The challenge in that regard is space domain awareness and understanding what's happening in the domain.