Experts Say Beijing Will Bring South China Sea Lessons to Space
By: John Grady September 30, 2019 8:01 PM
The way China is aggressively asserting itself in the South China Sea likely will be the way Beijing will behave in the increasingly contested domain of space, the executive secretary of the National Space Council said Monday.
“It’s hard to believe China’s behavior will be any better†in that domain than it is in the maritime, Scott Pace said. He cautioned transatlantic partners that “Europe is not exempt†from China’s effort to elbow its way into dominance in space.
“China is the most active in government areas†of all nations in expanding its space presence and that is coupled with an ambitious “privately-funded satellite†program to bolster its civilian industries, said Stephen Ganote, managing director of Avascent and author of a white paper for the council on space cooperation.
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This is worth considering but by-the-way, this Atlantic Counsel seems to be mentioned some in regards to this Ukraine affair that we are dealing with. Mentioned and NOT in a good way.
What I thought this article might refer to and it doesn't mention it, is in the South China Sea, they build those "artificial islands", at some time, it seems something comparable could be put in space (if not already).
