India Refused to comment on NASA’s assessment that the government had built 400 Pieces of space debris in the last week of the anti-satellite weapon test that could pose a threat to the International Space Station (ISS), on Wednesday. Upon contact, the Ministry of Defence spokesman refused to comment. On March 27, India achieved a historic achievement by shooting its own low-class satellite with a space missile from the ground, making the country a space power. Only three other countries – America, Russia, and China – have ASAT capabilities. NASA has called the shooting of one of its Indian satellite “horrible things” on Tuesday, which has created nearly 400 pieces of orbital debris while threatening the ISS.
India Refused to comment on NASA’s assessment that debris from ASAT test
NASA administrator Jim Bridenstein said that up to 60 pieces have been tracked so far and 24 of these are going up to the ISS apologist. “It is a terrible, terrible incident that creates an event that sends debris and an Apogee, which goes above the international space station. Such activity is not compatible with the future of human spacecraft, which we see Needed, “he said.
Upon contact, Ministry of Defence spokesman refused to comment. On March 27, India achieved a historic achievement by shooting its own low-class satellite with space missiles from the ground, making the country a space power. Only three other countries – America, Russia, and China – have ASAT capabilities. For the latest updates, you can visit www.indiatimelines.com.
NASA on Tuesday threatened the ISS, saying that the shooting of one of India’s own satellites has been described as “terrible”, which has circled around 400 pieces.
NASA administrator Jim Bridenstein said that up to 60 pieces have been tracked so far and 24 of these are going up to the ISS apologist.
“This is a terrible, horrific event that sends debris and an Apogee that goes above the International Space Station. Such activity is not compatible with the future of human spaceflight, which we need to see,” He said that.
