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China can grab satellites in space now and throw them in graveyard orbit. This is a huge jump in asymmetric capability. Does any other country have this capability ?

If not China has a trump card on their hand. They have a way to take out enemy satellites, without using ASAT's (ASAT's are super dangerous to use since the debris can take out your own satellite).

Are we fucked ? 😨
 

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China can grab satellites in space now and throw them in graveyard orbit. This is a huge jump in asymmetric capability. Does any other country have this capability ?

If not China has a trump card on their hand. They have a way to take out enemy satellites, without using ASAT's (ASAT's are super dangerous to use since the debris can take out your own satellite).

Are we fucked ? 😨
We are also working on robotic arm project that can do same thing
 

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Few years ago I use to think isro need to have secrecy now I think I need to be careful what I wish for. It almost turns out to be a horrible dream
 

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Not a lot of information about ins-2d available. It's is testbed for thermal imaging sats that will be used by Bhutan. Isn't that "thermal imaging " tech is used by osint satellites. Where will Bhutanese use it on " doklam"
 

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Not a lot of information about ins-2d available. It's is testbed for thermal imaging sats that will be used by Bhutan. Isn't that "thermal imaging " tech is used by osint satellites. Where will Bhutanese use it on " doklam"
whats ins-2d ?
 

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INS-2TD (17.5kg): A technology demonstrator prior to INS-2B satellite which would have same platform and is jointly developed by India and Bhutan. INS-2TD would carry a thermal imaging camera to characterize the vegetation and study land/water-body surface temperature.

Power: 42 Watts

Mission life: 6 months
 

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