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Re: Astronomy and Celestial Navigation

From: Bill (no email)
Date: Sun Jun 04 2006 - 15:41:25 EDT

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    Red wrote:

    > I find it easy to imagine. Satellites can be knocked out very easily once you
    > have launch capability, and all sorts of small players and commercial
    > companies
    > now either HAVE that, or shortly will. I can easily imagine someone with a
    > grudge hiring a private launch of an ostensibly innocent satellite, which in
    > turns releases or becomes a debris field that does massive damages. (The GPS
    > satellites are armored, but how extensive the armor is, is classified.)

    You speak of a brute-force attack on the satellites. In fact the signals
    are relatively weak, and therefore targets for jamming.

    Bill


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