The US will no longer destroy satellites with missile tests ...Middle East

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The US will stop testing missiles that destroy satellites in orbit and spread debris that can damage and disable other spacecraft, vice president Kamala Harris said today at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.She called on the international community to adopt this policy widely as a new norm of responsible space activity in the 21st century.The US decision comes after a series of tests since 2008, most recently by Russia in November 2021, that have cast thousands of pieces of debris into orbit around the planet. These high-velocity chunks of metal pose a threat to satellites and to humans in orbit, whether in spacecraft or onboard the International Space Station or China’s Tiangong.Re

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