In "Bringing Space Crisis Stability Down to Earth," Finch discusses the linkage between strategic stability and the space domain. How does Finch describe the importance of this linkage? Group of answer choices Weaknesses in other domains can be mitigated in the space domain, providing an overall strategic stability calculus that can balance potential crises. Strength in the space domain is the determinant of strategic stability, and weakness in space can affect, or even drive, miscalculation. Strategic stability is dependent on space security. As the U.S. and Russia increase in capability in the space domain, actions by either state in space must be transparent in order to manage crisis dynamics. Understanding how space fits into strategic stability, and how actions in space can affect or drive crisis dynamics, is imperative to reduce the risk of miscalculation