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China rapidly building space arms to 'blind and deafen' U.S. military, Pentagon says - Vimarsana News

China rapidly building space arms to 'blind and deafen' U.S. military, Pentagon says

China's military is rapidly building a large force of space weapons, including sophisticated anti-satellite missiles, lasers, jammers, orbiting killer robots and cyber tools, designed to "blind and deafen" the American military in a future war, the U.S. military is warning.

Inside the Ring: China selling anti-satellite radar to friends - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: China selling anti-satellite radar to friends

China is selling to "friendly" countries a military radar to detect and track satellites that analysts say can be used to destroy orbiting U.S. satellites in a future conflict.

Inside the Ring: China selling anti-satellite radar to friends - Vimarsana News

Inside the Ring: China selling anti-satellite radar to friends

China is selling to "friendly" countries a military radar to detect and track satellites that analysts say can be used to destroy orbiting U.S. satellites in a future conflict.

SpaceX satellites loss to solar storm highlights EMP threat - Vimarsana News

SpaceX satellites loss to solar storm highlights EMP threat

Up to 40 satellites recently launched as part of a new Starlink internet communications system were damaged by a solar geomagnetic storm and are expected to fall to earth and burn up in the atmosphere, SpaceX, the systems' manufacturer, announced Tuesday.

SpaceX satellites loss to solar storm highlights EMP threat - Vimarsana News

SpaceX satellites loss to solar storm highlights EMP threat

Up to 40 satellites recently launched as part of a new Starlink internet communications system were damaged by a solar geomagnetic storm and are expected to fall to earth and burn up in the atmosphere, SpaceX, the systems' manufacturer, announced Tuesday.