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Singapore is set to launch another Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) satellite into space this month using the Indian-made PSLV-CA rocket. The launch is scheduled to take place on Jul. 23.
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In a groundbreaking investigation, BBC Panorama has joined forces with artificial intelligence company Synthetaic to uncover evidence of Chinese spy balloons flying over Japan and Taiwan. The collaboration utilized satellite imagery and cutting-edge AI technology to trace the elusive presence of these aerial surveillance devices.
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The Japanese Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) have embarked on a trial implementation of SpaceX’s Starlink satellite constellation since March, as disclosed by reliable government sources. This strategic decision aims to fortify the JSDF’s communication capabilities in response to China and Russia’s recent efforts to bolster their satellite attack capabilities.
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In a recent article from the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists examining China’s hypersonic capabilities, attention is drawn to the country’s surprising development of a hypersonic glide vehicle combined with a fractional orbital bombardment system. The writer highlights the potential implications of this technology, particularly its ability to deliver payloads faster and more covertly than existing systems.
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In a significant move towards bolstering trilateral cooperation in the face of mounting military threats from North Korea. South Korea, the United States, and Japan have agreed to establish a system for sharing real-time missile warning data. The announcement, made on Jun. 3, marks a crucial step in enhancing regional security and deterring potential aggression.
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