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inspection satellitesTelegraph
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Russia has launched yet another spacecraft with anti-satellite capabilities.
The Russian space agency launched a clutch of small, maneuverable “inspection” satellites.
With their sensors and manipulator arms, these same satellites could tamper with or even destroy other satellites.
In the event of war, the orbital clash could spread millions of high-velocity fragments of plastic and metal, raising the risk to the satellites we depend on.
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