Entering the 21st century, the development of new technologies has expanded the scope of strategic stability research. With breakthroughs in space, cyber, artificial intelligence, hypersonic vehicles, additive manufacturing, stealth, and precision-guided technologies, the world stands on the verge of a new technological era. 1 The logic of strategic stability also applies to non-nuclear weapons.2 In recent years, the analysis and discussion of new technologies’ impact on global strategic stability have become key theoretical breakthroughs and growth points in international security and strategic studies. The influence of space technology on strategic stability is a significant research direction within this context. Existing research indicates that military space technology can affect global strategic stability in two primary ways.
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