Russia tests direct-ascent anti-satellite missile - SpaceRef
Russia tests direct-ascent anti-satellite missile - SpaceRef
“Russia publicly claims it is working to prevent the transformation of outer space into a battlefield, yet at the same time Moscow continues to weaponize space by developing and fielding ...
Russia has conducted a test of a direct-ascent anti-satellite (DA-ASAT) missile.“Russia publicly claims it is working to prevent the transformation of outer space into a battlefield, yet at ...
Russia conducts space-based anti-satellite weapons test - SpaceRef
Moscow insists US and UK accusations that Russia tested anti-satellite weaponry are "distorted".
The US military accused a Russian fighter jet of putting the crew of a US Navy surveillance plane at risk while performing a high-speed inverted maneuver in front of the US aircraft during ...
A pair of recent reports point to growing space threats, but efforts to prevent conflicts are stagnant or out of step.
U.S. Space Command was recently re-established as a geographic command. But the responsibilities and missions required of Space Command are a better fit for a functional command focused on ...
A pair of recent reports point to growing space threats, but efforts to prevent conflicts are stagnant or out of step.
Kosmos 2543 was deployed by another Russian military satellite — designated Kosmos 2542 — within a few weeks after launch on a Soyuz 2-1v rocket from Plesetsk Cosmodrome in far northern ...
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia dismissed U.S. and British claims that it tested an anti-satellite weapon in space and declared Friday that the accusations served to justify Washington's own plans to ...
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A Russian satellite that launched to Earth orbit last October has been behaving oddly, raising the possibility that the craft could be some sort of space weapon, a U.S. diplomat warned ...
On Thursday, the US's recently created Space Force accused Russia of testing an anti-satellite weapon from one of its orbiting satellites. Russia is committed
In 1978, Adm. Stansfield Turner, then the head of the Central Intelligence Agency, said that the “Russians can kill us in space.” Turner was referring to
Are there rules governing the use of weapons in space? A well-established framework of international law centered on the Outer Space Treaty constrains how space activities, including ...
The U.S was the first nation to test Anti-Satellite (ASAT) weapons in 1958 with bomber-launched ASATs, and three other nations have demonstrated the ability to destroy orbiting satellites — ...