AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSpace Tech (Marshall Islands launch): NASA’s high-risk “Swift Boost” mission is underway after Northrop Grumman launched Katalyst Space Technologies’ three-armed LINK spacecraft from the Marshall Islands on a Pegasus rocket, aiming to rendezvous with the aging Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory and tow it to a higher orbit so it can keep studying gamma-ray bursts and exploding stars—NASA says Swift could otherwise burn up later this year. Nuclear Security (Pacific missile test): China’s submarine-launched missile test in the South Pacific has drawn sharp criticism from Pacific neighbors, with Australia, Japan, and New Zealand calling it destabilizing and raising concerns about nuclear-capable weapons testing near the region. Climate & Reefs: New reporting highlights how extreme heat and El Niño-driven ocean warming are increasing coral bleaching risk across Asia and the Pacific, with reefs already under pressure from long-term temperature stress. Weather Watch (Invest 97W): Local guidance says “Invest 97W” viral rumors are not a storm and urges people to rely on official NWS updates unless conditions change. Public Safety/Training: AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett is set to promote a leaner Australian police peacekeeping training model at the UN, building on a Pacific-focused program that achieved a 73% pass rate.
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