China's near space technologies pose a real challenge
China’s near space technologies pose a real challenge KARTIK BOMMAKANTI In the coming years, not just China, but countries across the world will need to...
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China’s near space technologies pose a real challenge KARTIK BOMMAKANTI In the coming years, not just China, but countries across the world will need to...
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Box guy. his whole life has been the boxes for the past couple months. the final question here, that sentences in bold. that's a crime. the final sentence is, so, you didn't know. you have no idea how they got there before. he says, no,. and the world know is bolded. because that two is his crime. i just want to encourage the audience. that is how we see this thing is, legally and to read. >> we'll be selling bound coffees of it. [laughter] >> i'm actually selling audiobook version of it. >> and interest rates man you. our page eight, you see the agencies that have information that is been com...
Course, about sensitive intelligence. the basic capabilities of the reaper, it flies at 50,000 feet. almost as high as that balloon that we shot down off the coast of south carolina. what it does is it's an intelligence collection platform. it can be an armed platform. in this particular case, i'm certain it was intelligence collection platform. supports strike missions but mainly done for surveillance. one big thing about this is it has a range of about 1150 miles. it can stay up for about 24 hours. it has a big wing span of 66 feet. it's wider than a lot of aircraft. it can do a lot of colle...
Flipping it around, what if the chinese wanted to let us know that they could do this and that -- i don't know if that's the case, but that would be even scarier, wouldn't it? >> i think either situation is of concern. if it went all the way to the top and they decided yeah, let's do this, carry out something that is needlessly provocative, given especially -- look, there's all kinds of satellites. the former secretary of the air force who was at the hearing yesterday, enumerated the dozens, hundreds of satellites in which they can draw for much of this kind of signals and other imagery intell...