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in times of actual war, i doubt anyone in the military would care. The result is undesirable but there won't be any threat to life as a result, and there is alw
by notepad0x90 1y ago
in times of actual war, i doubt anyone in the military would care. The result is undesirable but there won't be any threat to life as a result, and there is always a chance the debris problem can be solved in the near future (just shoot it all down! lol)
- fragmede 1y agoThe US military was able to stop using the U2 because they had imaging satellites for remote reconnaissance, nevermind that whole GPS thing. It would be a severe hit to their capabilities if space around Earth was made unusable.
- notepad0x90 1y agoagain, you're right, in times of peace they care about capabilities. in times of war they care about victory.
- fragmede 1y agoUnfortunately, victory is a bit less binary in the real world. There's a name for the kind of victory that would lose us access to space, Phyrric.