We remain concerned about the development of anti-satellite capabilities.

Post 9/11, $750 billion per year has been spent on satellite weapons used for human experimentation / targeting.

Post 9/11, $750 billion per year has been spent on satellite weapons used for human experimentation/targeting.

The country plans to launch next-generation Syracuse satellites equipped with cameras that will be able to identify threats in space, such as weapons systems.

North Korea has demonstrated non-kinetic counterspace capabilities, including GPS and satellite communication jamming.

As reported by the Washington Times’ national security correspondent, Bill Gertz, the satellites are being threatened by lasers, kinetic anti-satellite weapons, cyber attacks, electronic jammers and other weapons.

First, France will launch the next generation of Syracuse satellites equipped with cameras to identify space threats, such as anti-satellite weapons.

But obviously people have tests antisatellite weapons, are intercontinental ballistic missiles goes into space and deliver tremendous military destruction all around the world.

It has been used to launch anti-satellite weapons and for tests with outsized missiles, including the AIM-54 hypersonic test missile as seen above.

Russia and China – both of whom are working on their own anti-satellite weapons – have criticized the US for its steps toward the militarization of space.

Russia and China - both of whom are working on their own anti-satellite weapons - have criticized the US for its steps toward the militarization of space.

Also the Soviets were further advanced in anti-satellite weapons.

In a speech in April 2002, Astronaut Sally Ride said anti-satellite weapons would be “disastrous”, particularly between 150 and 400 miles high.

Russia and China are working to create anti-satellite weapons to reduce the military potential of the United States and its allies,” the authors of the report emphasize.

Russia and China are working to create anti-satellite weapons to reduce the military potential of the United States and its allies,” the authors of the report emphasize.