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China has long expressed concern that the United States could use Space X’s Starlink satellite network in the event of a potential contingency in the region.
In a recent experiment, a Chinese scientist and his team demonstrated that Beijing could successfully detect a stealth aircraft using Elon Musk's Starlink satellites.
The group launched a DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone off the coast of Guangdong .
The drone was roughly the size of a bird and had a radar cross-section similar to a stealth fighter.
Despite its stealth characteristics, the target unexpectedly appeared on the screen even though the ground-based radar did not emit radio waves that would have resulted in an echo.
In 2020 , China claimed to have developed a meter wave anti-stealth radar that could detect advanced stealth.
China believes that if there is a conflict in the Indo-Pacific , the US military might use the Starlink satellite network to spy on China .
None of these claims could be independently verified.
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