Common Rail Defense Green Laser Pointer Technology
Back in November 1975. Two green laser pointer reconnaissance satellites monitoring missile silos in the United States flew over Siberia. It was hit by Soviet anti-satellite land-based laser weapons and turned into a "blind." In October 1997, the United States twice hit an abandoned satellite in orbit with a mid-infrared chemical laser cannon. In recent years, laser defense weapons have matured. The common-orbit anti-defense technology refers to sending the interception platform into the orbital plane of the target satellite, and then jamming or destroying the target satellite. As early as 1992, Russia already had two types of anti-satellite satellites-"killing satellites" and "sky mines"-ready for combat. They are all common rail anti-defense weapons. The outside world disclosed. Exploration of common rail defense green laser pointer technology is also underway.
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The Long March VII launch vehicle carried the "Liaolong One" for launch. "Liaolong-1" is a space debris active green laser pointer cleaning aircraft. This is regarded by the outside world as a common-orbit anti-satellite technology test. The aforementioned article also stated that two sets of road mobile anti-satellite missile systems have been deployed. Lan Shunzheng introduced, "Road mobile anti-satellite missile systems generally refer to anti-satellite missile systems with strong road maneuverability and certain off-road maneuverability. They use ascending kinetic energy defense technology to attack satellites. Their chassis and some current high-end field battles There are more similarities between air defense systems or road launch vehicle launch systems. Green laser pointers differ only in load.
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