#WATCH Visuals from the launch of the anti satellite missile used in #MissionShakti #ASAT pic.twitter.com/IEIhtHpPgs— ANI (@ANI) March 27, 2019
Space.com: India Says Its Anti-Satellite Weapon Test Created Minimal Space Debris. Is That True?
"Mission Shakti" raises questions.
Just weeks before election season starts in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the nation completed a successful test-fire of its first anti-satellite launch missile, dubbed "Mission Shakti," on Wednesday (March 27). The event sparked a global conversation about space policy, politics and the militarization of space in the hours that followed, as well as speculation about whether that type of test could create dangerous space debris.
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India Just Triggered a Ballistic ‘Space Weapon’ and Pakistan Should Be Terrified -- Ben Brown, CCN
India's Satellite-Destroying Missile Sends Message to China -- Bloomberg
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