China simulierte eine Starlink-Blockade über Taiwan, bei der etwa 2.000 Drohnen mit Störsendern eingesetzt wurden, um einen „elektromagnetischen Schutzschild“ zu schaffen.

    https://www.tomshardware.com/networking/china-simulated-a-starlink-blockade-over-taiwan-ccp-scientists-say-around-1-000-drones-would-be-enough-to-cut-satellite-internet-to-the-island

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    1. No_Document_7800 on

      I am against wars, but it’s insane if this actually works effectively.

      Though, I think it might be way easier to just pay off satellite owners.

    2. We got SPACE WARFARE NOW? Thats so cool, and very very bad for everyone but china and allies but still very very cool.

    3. That’s probably not something I would have told the rest of the world I was working on. 

    4. Interesting, how they will keep controlling this drones with such „shield“? Wired?

    5. verbmegoinghere on

      And it lasts all of 1 hour. Before you have to deploy another 2000 drone, so to cover a 24 hour block you’d need to be launching 48,000 drones.

      What does Tiawan use Starlink for? Wouldn’t they have fibre everywhere?

      A complex network of fibre that if one node when down the traffic could be routed through another.

      Could we call this an Intranet, or just you know to be modern, protected Ethernet via mpls?

    6. bozhodimitrov on

      So the plan to invade countries all over the world is trending now? Ukraine, Iran, Gaza and so on. What’s next? Taiwan, Baltic republics or just anything in general that doesn’t have nukes?

      It sounds like the major powers want to take over the economic situation and finalize their plans for expansion.

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