TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 7月29日 00時03分

Less than eight months after its launch, Space Force—the first new branch of the U.S. military in 72 years—is already trying to justify its existence. Some critics say diplomacy and a new international treaty, not increased military muscle, is the best way to secure space. Others point out that the Pentagon famously overstated the danger of Russian and Chinese weapons systems in the Cold War. And few institutions have the history of waste, fraud and abuse that the Pentagon does: watchdogs note that the Space Force budget for 2021 is $15.4 billion. Although the cost represents just a fraction of the Pentagon’s $740 billion total budget, writes W.J. Hennigan, convincing Americans that a new service can be trusted to protect a network of roughly 1,000 satellites—and not just grow a vast new expensive wing on the military-industrial complex—will take some doing. Watch more at the link in bio. Video by @robson.alexandra, @juliamarielull, @isaiahkingdesign and @photobypip for TIME

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