The US Space Force conducted the first test of a ground-based warfare system to protect military forces against 'space-enabled' attacks - as Russia and China aim to put nukes in space.
The device, which looks like a satellite dish, was designed to jam orbiting satellite communication by overloading the airwaves with competing signals.
Known as the Remote Modular Terminal (RMT), the device is touted as being low-cost and remotely operated, 'keeping Guardians out of harm’s way.'
Space Force announced the test this week, noting it is the first time the system has been fielded at two geographically separated locations and controlled from a third, emphasizing its operational flexibility.
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