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    Russland entwickelt Flächenwirkungswaffe zur Zerstörung von Starlink-Satelliten, warnt der Geheimdienst


    Russland entwickelt Flächenwirkungswaffe zur Zerstörung von Starlink-Satelliten, warnt der Geheimdienst

    https://united24media.com/latest-news/russia-develops-area-effect-weapon-to-destroy-starlink-satellites-intelligence-warns-14464

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    1. supercyberlurker on

      Is this something Russia would actually do and risk Kessler syndrome?

      … or is this just a way for Putin to be able to put pressure on Musk, in exchange for ??

    3. Ok-Simple-6146 on

      I seriously don’t get it.

      Why the Russian government is doing this?

      Can someone give some context?

    5. cosmicrae on

      SpaceX operates two LEO satellite systems. Starlink is the consumer system most people are familliar with. Starshield is a US government system paid for and operated for defense and other purposes. If Russia wants to target a system, I’m of the view that Starshield would be first on their list.

    6. nopower81 on

      Omg not starlink, and just when they were approaching the number of goverment spy satellites and not to mention all the other countries satellites…oh well I guess it’s back to fiber optics, cable and dail up.

    7. Frankfranks_it on

      Yes , but the potential dealz!! Cant we all just get along? (Jack.Nicholson)

    8. PeopleNose on

      Russia can’t even destroy Ukraine

      They bluff and bluster

      Take them out, bring them down

    9. DemoEvolved on

      Pretty sure if Area effect space weapons are used then earth orbits become toxic to all spacecraft forever. Using a weapon like this would mean that the country is existentially desperate to survive.

    11. will-read on

      >Experts quoted in the report say that following an attack of this kind, the released pellets and fragments from damaged satellites would eventually fall back toward Earth, potentially striking or destabilizing other orbital systems along the way.

      No regards for terrestrial life forms.

    13. bobish01 on

      Why do i get the feeling Musk will somehow still defend Russia while attacking Ukraine + EU for this?

    14. Historical-Bar-305 on

      So it will be attack on america? And 5 article NATO or putler wants a peace deal again?

    19. Shizix on

      Why? Russia has been caught multiple times using starlink tech with their drones. I guess its typical Russian doctrine to shoot themselves in the foot as much as their enemy? Could see that

    20. Stergenman on

      I mean, air burst nuclear weapons gave been an option on the table for close to 70 years now. Not really new, only suprise is that a military contractor like starlink isn’t hardened against such an old tech

    22. tomekza on

      Launching this could be tantamount to an act of war with a nuclear retaliation.

      The satellites that monitor launches would begin to go offline placing nuclear states at risk of a sneak attack.

    23. JoostvanderLeij on

      Elon gonna turn off Ukraine Starlink a couple of times more to counter this.

    24. Crypto_Force_X on

      Wouldn’t a huge chunk of the world starve without GPS for cargo ships?

      Not sure how Russia would survive such an attack without everyone just turning hostile on them.

    25. BayouBoogie on

      If Vlad and Elon get into a wrestling match in a 5th floor Moscow walk up, is it wrong to wish they both go tumbling through that window?

    26. luv2ctheworld on

      Well, with Cheetoh in Chief in the White House, it’s the best time for the Russians to do this. Pootin can just tell his lackey to not respond.

    27. Candid_Koala_3602 on

      Can’t wait for a layer of destroyed garbage floating around the planet

    29. Photodan24 on

      Elon’s already better at destroying Starlink satellites. Hundreds have burned up in the atmosphere this year.

    30. EfficiencyIVPickAx on

      It’s $1.5 million to orbit a spaceX satillite, and out anti-satilite missiles cost between $12-$20 million each shot. If Russia pays more to shoot them down than we do to launch them, you have to laugh.

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