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Weapons at Chinese military bases are capable of smashing satellites, shooting laser beams that could blind delicate sensors on satellites.
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Weapons at Chinese military bases are capable of smashing satellites, shooting laser beams that could blind delicate sensors on satellites.
How space became the stage for the next big 'power grab' between US and China
How Space Became the Next âGreat Powerâ Contest Between the U.S. and China The Biden administration faces not only waves of Chinese antisatellite weapons but a history of jumbled responses to the intensifying threat. The Space Force created during the Trump administration seeks new weapons to ensure its superiority in “a war-fighting domain.”Credit...Samuel Corum for The New York Times Beijingâs rush for antisatellite arms began 15 years ago. Now, it can threaten the orbital fleets that give the United States military its technological edge. Advanced weapons at Chinaâs...
How space became the next âgreat powerâ contest between the US and China By William J. Broad New York Times,Updated January 25, 2021, 1:03 a.m. Email to a Friend Audience members took photos of a screen showing a video about China's Chang'e-5 moon probe at an event announcing details of international access to lunar samples collected by the probe, in Beijing on January 18, 2021.GREG BAKER/AFP via Getty Images Beijingâs rush for anti-satellite arms began 15 years ago. Now, it can threaten the orbital fleets that give the United States military its technological edge. Advanced we...
Gators sweep on Senior Night Jasmyn Burts drives for layup in Glenwood's 52-31 win over Lakeside. (Source: Jonathon Hoppe/WTVM) By Dave Platta | January 11, 2021 at 11:05 PM EST - Updated January 11 at 11:05 PM SMITHS STATION, Ala. (WTVM) - It was a good Senior Night at Glenwood as both Gators basketball teams earned wins on Monday night. The No. 1 Glenwood Lady Gators beat No. 5 Lakeside 52-31, while the No. 3 Gator boys beat the Chiefs 81-52. The Lady Gators built a 25-10 halftime lead and never looked back. Mya Brooks led the way with 18 points, while Jasmyn Burts added 13. Emily Ni...