Setting off a nuke in orbit would be a disaster. The explosion and resultant electromagnetic pulse would effectively destroy any satellite in its path - military or commercial. [Wealth Daily] Jason Simpkins / Feb 17, 2024 Space Combat Goes Nuclear Anyone whoâs ever lost internet, phone, or cable service for an extended period of time knows just how important satellites are to our everyday lives. Itâs been that way for a while now, but especially these last few years as the world has come to increasingly rely on internet access to function. It goes beyond telecommunications, of course. Power grids, emergency response systems, navigation and plenty more are tethered by a dainty thread of satellite connectivity. Obviously, the same is true of our military. The military relies heavily on satellites for both communications and intelligence. Destroying key military satellites could also undermine our space-based missile defenses, paving the way for missile strikes (potentially even nuclear strikes) on our homeland. And that makes them a fairly obvious target. China, for example, has been developing and testing satellite-killing weapons as far back as 2007. Russiaâs been doing the same. Biden Triggers "Perfect Storm" for
Oil Prices Biden killed the Keystone Pipeline. He froze new leases to drill oil on federal lands. He drained the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to record-low levels. He spent billions of taxpayer dollars to prop up "green energy." But according to our energy guru, Keith Kohl, Biden's efforts to sabotage the oil industry have created the "perfect storm" for soaring oil prices. Goldman Sachs recently projected $110 crude oil by the end of this year... And the "smart money" is piling in like never before. Billionaires Warren Buffett, David Tepper, Steve Cohen, Bill Gross, and more are jumping into oil stocks as we speak. Thatâs why Keith just announced his No. 1 oil stock to buy â 100% free. [Watch this briefing now before oil prices surge higher. The name and ticker symbol are revealed inside.]( Two years ago Russia made waves when it destroyed its own defunct satellite with a missile, creating a huge wave of space debris that posed a threat to other satellites in the neighborhood. In addition to using earth-based missiles to strike down satellites, Russia has also deployed a small constellation of âinspector satellites.â But what exactly are they inspecting? Well, one, called Cosmos 2542, has synchronized its orbit with a U.S. satellite called USA 245. And it just so happens that USA 245 is a confidential image-gathering spy satellite. Itâs still unclear what exactly Cosmos 2542 is actually doing, but itâs shadowing its U.S. counterpart in a highly unusual and inconspicuous manner. Thatâs led defense officials to speculate that itâs using cameras or other sensors to gather information about the KH-11 â the capabilities of which are highly classified. Others fear itâs been put there to sabotage the KH-11 using chemicals or lasers, or even by simply smashing into it at some point. Another satellite, Cosmos 2543, fired off a projectile while in orbit. Said Gen. John Raymond, Commander of U.S. Space Command and U.S. Space Force Chief of Space Operations, said at the time: âThe Russian satellite system used to conduct this on-orbit weapons test is the same satellite system that we raised concerns about earlier this year, when Russia maneuvered near a U.S. government satellite. This is further evidence of Russia's continuing efforts to develop and test space-based systems, and consistent with the Kremlin's published military doctrine to employ weapons that hold U.S. and allied space assets at risk.â Now, if reports this week prove accurate, Russia intends to deploy a nuclear weapon in space. Setting off a nuke in orbit would be a disaster. The explosion and resultant electromagnetic pulse would effectively destroy any satellite in its path - military or commercial. It would also create a radioactive cloud that would degrade any satellites that passed through. [The âNerve Centerâ of the $15.7 Trillion AI Revolution]( See this massive compound?
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