[EpochTimesDecember292021](The Epoch Times reporter Lin Yan comprehensive report) complained about BeijingSpaceX satelliteTwice near the space station, the outside world is concerned about the management of the space order. Astronomers point out that the International Space Station has had to avoid the CCP several times in recent years.Anti-satellite testThe resulting fragments.

In space, collisions between objects occur all the time. The latest report submitted by the Chinese Communist Party to the United Nations in early December complained that the Starling satellites launched by SpaceX approached the Chinese space station on July 1 and October 21, respectively, which led to the immediate evacuation of the Chinese space station. Attracted attention.

CNN reported on Tuesday (December 28) that collision avoidance is a major problem affecting all space nations and that there is still no better international solution to track and coordinate the movement of objects in space.

Each participant has a specific responsibility to make the Earth’s orbit more populous. Likewise, among these debris floating in space, there is also a “contribution” to the CCP’s star-destroying experiment.

Anti-satellite military experiments by China and Russia in the past – using missiles to blow up satellites in orbit – have left large amounts of debris in space. These debris float uncontrollably in orbit, threatening all spacecraft, space stations and satellites.

Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, told CNN Finance that in recent years, the International Space Station has had to evade China several times.Anti-satellite testThe resulting fragments.

“We are in a new space age, which is another sign of a new age, which is busier and more stressful,” McDowell said.

The Washington Post reported on Tuesday that China’s space debris is causing problems for the United States and other countries. In November, the International Space Station carried out maneuvers to prevent it from colliding with the wreckage of a satellite destroyed by China before 2007.

Preventing collisions with aviation objects requires more cooperation than collisions

Reuters reports that about 30,000 satellites and other debris are believed to be orbiting the Earth. Scientists are urging governments to share data to reduce the risk of catastrophic space collisions.

NASA canceled the spacewalk in late November, citing the dangers of space debris. At the time, Elon was the CEO of SpaceX?Musk(Elon Musk) responded on Twitter that the orbits of some Starlink satellites have been adjusted to reduce the risk of collisions.

According to China’s complaint to the United Nations in December,SpaceX satelliteIn the next contact in October, he said, “The maneuvering strategy is unclear and the orbit error is difficult to assess.”

However, Starlink’s website states that the satellite incorporates autonomous collision mitigation technology, which allows it to automatically avoid collisions with oncoming space junks, space stations, or other space objects.

McDowell told CNN Finance that, according to his data, July is approachingChina Space StationStarlink’s satellites have their orbits slightly adjusted, indicating that the satellite’s autonomous systems are working.

He added that it would be difficult for these systems to be effective without greater cooperation between all parties.

If it is, “I know that SpaceX has autonomy, but I do not know if it will work this time, I do not know if it is switched on.”

Beijing builds anti-US public opinion network Big V: first launches 100,000 satellites

But Beijing does not seem to have the attitude to cooperate with Washington. On Tuesday (December 28), Shao Lijian, a spokesman for the Communist Party of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, called for the US to be arrested for allegedly violating the terms of the space agreement and the Double Tap. There is a responsibility in this regard not to repeat such incidents.

On the same day, the state television of the Communist Party of China aired a program of the same standard, and a new round of anti – US public opinion emerged again on the Internet.MuskStart a conversation attack.

In recent years, China has become a major challenge to the United States in space exploration. In May, China became the second country to deploy spacecraft on the surface of Mars. Beijing announced in the summer that its goal is to send a man to Mars by 2033. This schedule may put it ahead of NASA.

Some Chinese commentators have publicly suggested that satellite deployment could accelerate Musk’s competition with SpaceX. Referring to SpaceX’s goal of launching more than 40,000 satellites into orbit, Dan Bin, a private equity entrepreneur and chairman of Shenzhen Oriental Harbor Investment Management Company, praised his 12.8 million Weibo fans on Tuesday: “Come first, come first.” . We. You can send 100,000 first. “

So far, SpaceX has declined to comment.

The U.S. military’s Vandenberg Air Force Base is responsible for monitoring space traffic and tracking potentially dangerous collisions. The agency did not respond to a request for comment on the Chinese report.

Musk founded SpaceX about 20 years ago. In a July briefing submitted to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), SpaceX stated that the company had launched about 1,800 Starlink satellites in use in more than 20 countries.

The company plans to accelerate satellite launches over the next few years. SpaceXEX said in regulatory documents that it expects to launch at least 30,000 satellites.

Editor-in-Charge: Ye Zwei #