Space Command Warns Russia Planning A Space Pearl Harbor Using Nukes!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today. Space Command warns Russia is planning a space Pearl Harbor with nukes. Russia has reportedly developed a nuclear weapon designed to be deployed in space that could cripple global communications and cause widespread disruptions. General Stephen Whiting, head of U.S. Space Command, has admitted that Washington is very concerned about plans to place a nuclear anti-satellite weapon into orbit, which they believe is happening now. The U.S. has intercepted communications that point to Russia considering placing a nuclear anti-satellite weapon in the orbit that would hold at risk everyone's satellites in low-Earth orbit and that would create an outcome that we could not tolerate or deal with. Let's listen. The second country on that list would be Russia. You know, Russia remains a very historic and sophisticated space power. Yes, they have been hurt by economic sanctions, but they continue to invest in counter space weapons, with the most concerning reports being that they are potentially thinking about placing on orbit a nuclear ASAT weapon. That would violate the Outer Space Treaty that they're a party to, and it would hold at risk everyone's satellites in low Earth orbit, and that would be an outcome that we just couldn't tolerate. I mean, if the worst happened and there was a nuclear detonation in space, what would the impact be? Yeah, you know, depending on the size of that detonation and where it happened, we could expect that likely immediately within the first several hours to days, probably one third of all satellites in low Earth orbit. And that's an altitude of about 100 miles up, up to probably about 1,200 miles. That's where the International Space Station is. So it would put at risk those astronauts. It's where the Chinese space station is, those Taikonauts. And then over the next several months, the remaining two-thirds of satellites in low-Earth orbit would degrade and likely fail due to the increased radiation that would be there due to that nuclear weapon exploding on orbit. So all of low-Earth orbit would be at risk. And, you know, that's over 10,000 satellites today with these new proliferated low-Earth orbit constellations like Starlink. And the impact on daily life on Earth? Yeah, thank you for that question, Patrick. The average citizen around the world probably doesn't think about how space enables their life every day, but if they carry a smartphone in their pocket, they are leveraging space multiple times a day, whether that's the GPS signal just to get to where they're going or to summon the Uber to their location or the autonomous vehicle that is driving them somewhere. But it's also the GPS signal that synchronizes global stock markets. It synchronizes global point-of-sale purchase locations where you can tap or swipe that credit card to make a purchase. It's the convenience of being now anywhere on the planet and being able to get broadband Internet, whether that's 40,000 feet in the air over the Atlantic streaming Netflix because you have access to Starlink or you're on an oil rig in an austere location or you're somewhere in Africa, and now you can get educational opportunities or commercial opportunities because of this high-speed broadband. And so we don't want to lose all of that and go back to a pre-space age style of living that we've just advanced. Absolutely wild, folks. I can't imagine the Russians doing this unless it's for defensive reasons. I don't see them making an offensive move, but I could be very wrong. If we were to degrade our GPS, we'd have many of our weapons that would not function properly, including, most probably, our ballistic missiles. So, ladies and gentlemen, the U.S. Space Command says Russia is planning a Pearl Harbor in space via a nuclear weapon. Let me know if you believe it in the comments below. That would wipe out 80% of all satellites. Of course, we couldn't tolerate that. It would be a catastrophe. Let me know what you think in the comments. Please share, please subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible. Bizarro world.