Latest posts tagged with #MilitarySpacetech on Bluesky
Pro's and con's of Sustained Space Maneuver and difference between strategic (dubbed "reactive") and tactical maneuvers to ensure supporting USSF Competitive Endurance in his paper
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Satellites are prime cyber targets, and attacks often go unnoticed until systems fail. Space Force is deploying onboard sensors and AI-driven anomaly detection to spot intrusions early before hackers can disrupt comms or navigation.
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Satellites today are limited by fuel. Once propellant runs out, they become dead weight - even if sensors and electronics still work. In a contested space domain, refueling capability means extended life, flexibility, and resilience for military assets.
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Russia has revived its Cold War ambition for space weapons. From kinetic ASAT missiles to co-orbital “inspection” satellites, its programs aim to deny US and NATO space advantages and assert dominance in orbit.
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In 2019-2020, Cosmos 2542 released Cosmos 2543, which maneuvered repeatedly near the US imaging satellite USA‑245, drawing public concern from US Space Command. The pattern suggests orbital inspection capabilities that could easily be repurposed for attack
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Electronic warfare is what Russians are skilled at. Capabilities include GPS jamming in conflict zones, wide‑area uplink interference from fixed facilities, and large‑scale Pole‑21 deployment (reportedly up to ~250,000 tower‑mounted jammers with ≈80 km range)
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Russia fields non‑kinetic counterspace tools: ground‑based lasers to dazzle sensors on LEO satellites and radio‑frequency jammers from mobile and fixed sites to disrupt communications. These effects are scalable, reversible, and often harder to attribute.
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Russia’s Burevestnik program likely aims to deploy small interceptor satellites capable of disabling enemy assets in space. Silent, stealthy, and destabilizing. Like FPV drones hiding in the bushes in the battlefield, waiting to attack the target when needed
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In 2021, Russia destroyed one of its own satellites using the ground-based Nudol missile system, creating dangerous debris in LEO. This isn’t just defense - it’s reckless escalation.
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