The 28th CGPM adopted Resolution 5 on October 15, 2026, allowing UT1 and UTC to drift up to 3,600 seconds apart. The text matches January's Draft Resolution C. Why sources say "several centuries" or "several millennia", and what ITU-R and others still have to do before it takes effect.
Draft Resolution D reaches the 28th CGPM in October alongside the leap-second vote. One lunar time scale, unscaled TCL, and why 56 and 58.7 µs/day are both correct.
SpaceX's $4.16B SB-AMTI award is a sensor layer for tracking airborne moving targets, not interceptors. AMTI vs GMTI, the SDN Backbone deal days earlier, and how Japan's defense constellation compares.
Artemis II broke the human distance record, but the more interesting part is that cislunar logistics are starting to feel real again. Orion's delays, L1 and L2, relay satellites, Gateway, and even Gundam all end up pointing to the same question: where do you put the footholds around the Moon?
