Here’s What You Need to Remember: One of China’s more notable anti-satellite test occurred in 2007. A Chinese satellite was struck and destroyed by a kinetic kill vehicle, resulting in a ...

However, the report published in a Chinese journal and picked up by South China Morning Post does detail the methods the scientists used for the technology. The test achieved precise positioning ...

Major Trouble for Pakistan, Bangladesh, China as India’s new missile system worth Rs… can destroy targets in just 44 seconds, lay 18000 anti-personnel ... out its first test in the next ...

The ESA has released the Zero Debris Technical Booklet to elucidate the challenges to a zero-debris future and propose solutions to get there. The Booklet's development follows the signing of the Zero ...

What's worse, some nations are actively creating more debris. In 2007, China conducted an anti-satellite missile test that destroyed a defunct satellite and created a massive amount of debris.

From a tiny island in the middle of the North Pacific Ocean, the U.S. had launched a 1.4-megaton nuclear warhead, a weapon test and a ... now close behind, and China has quickly caught up. The big ...

U.S. government officials deemed Russia’s test “irresponsible ... Russia is now close behind, and China has quickly caught up. The big three all have anti­satellite missiles, electronic ...

The Jade Rabbit is the cute face of China's space program; from its initial "soft" landing on the moon to engineering complications that mean it may never "reawaken" from its "first lunar slumber ...