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China could field directed-energy weapons in orbit by late 2020s, U.S. intelligence says
New report from the Defense Intelligence Agency also details Russia’s expanding anti-satellite arsenal
A chart published by the Space Force’s Space Systems Command illustrates what the U.S. views as anti-satellite threats posed by Russia and China. Credit: Space Systems Command
WASHINGTON — China could field space-based directed-energy weapons by the end of the decade while Russia is developing an expanding arsenal of weapons capable of attacking satellites in orbit, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency said in a new assessment released Oct. 26.
NASA ultraviolet telescope mission passes key review
An ultraviolet space telescope mission has cleared a major NASA review, although the project is dealing with uncertainties about launch and communications.
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