Air Force Think Tank Warns Chinese Space Attacks Are Difficult to Deter

Air Force think tank warns Chinese space attacks are difficult to deter

China's military is expected to conduct attacks on U.S. satellites and their support structures during a future conflict and such attacks will be difficult to deter, according to a report by the China Aerospace Studies Institute, an Air Force think tank.

U.S. Think Tank: “Prepare for War in Space”

American supremacy in space, made more necessary by reliance on satellite systems for communication, is threatened by Chinese military planning. Yet, despite the likelihood of military action in space, the complications of preparing for it are increasing the risks involved.These are the findings of a new report, prepared by Center for Naval Analyses’ specialists Kevin Pollpeter, Elizabeth Barrett, and April Herlevi. It argues that the military n…

Johnny Harris — Space Wars is Real, Here's How it Works

Militaries depend on satellites for communication, intelligence, and navigation. As the number of satellites grows, so has the number of attacks. There’s now attacks happening nearly every day. Here’s how nations are vying for power and what they’re now developing to take control. Check out my sources for this video here: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1uTVtYurIaszRpJ2Q5S0vgVnPUf4OHDWyIPjn1eRAqeo/edit See an error? Have feedback? Email u…

Satellite Technology in Military and Defense: A Global Overview

A modern military satellite orbiting Earth. Such orbiting assets have become essential strategic tools, often described as the “ultimate high ground” in warfare. Introduction to Military Satellite Technology Military satellites are artificial satellites used for defense and security purposes, providing capabilities that are now indispensable in modern warfare en.wikipedia.org. Since the earliest reconnaissance satellites of the Cold War era, spa…

U.S. Space Force Highlights Chinese Development of 'High Ground' Systems - Defense Daily

China’s development of “high ground” space systems, including anti-satellite (ASAT) weapons, that can reach geosynchronous orbit 23,000 miles above Earth is a concern for the U.S. Space Force (USSF). “The […]