The United States observes the reaction of Indian space missiles
29 March 2019, 21:09 BDT
United States Acting Defense Minister Patrick Shannon has warned that if a nation tests an antiseptemic weapon like India, pieces of artificial satellites in space will be at risk of creating scattered conditions. On Wednesday, India announces itself as a powerful country in space by destroying its own satellite in space.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a speech to the nation yesterday, the Indian satellite destroys a 'low orbit' satellite, which is 300 kilometers away from the spacecraft, has achieved the status of a space-strong state. The job has been completed in just three minutes. Only three countries in the world - the United States, Russia and China - have the power.
Today, United States Acting Defense Minister Patrick Shannon said during a visit to the Southern Command of the Army in Florida in the United States, the United States is monitoring the outcome of the destruction of satellite satellite according to India's demand.
Shannon said, "My message is that everyone will live in space, but do not mess it up. Space will be a place for everyone to do business. There will be freedom of people here. '
Experts say that when destroyed artificial satellites in antiseptale, the debris created from it can hit the other satellites in the space. This could cause chain reaction.
India's foreign ministry denied the risk of such a risk. They say, the debris will be lost and will fall on earth in a few weeks.
US Strategic Command Keeping Ups of 250 Pitch Debris Due to India's missile test They will get notification from the Earth until they arrive in the atmosphere.
Dialogue was going on between Washington and Delhi before this test. The International Space Station will not be at risk after the incident, said the two countries.
NASA chief Jim Brightenstein, a US space research organization, said, "The outcome will be long-term. If anything is broken in space, we will not get it back. '
In the year 1959, the United States launched Antistatic test.
Shannon said space dependence on the global level is increasing. It is important to create rules in space to make space.
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