There are also some undisclosed highly classified military satellites.Comparing the big 3:
Ru.ssia has only 3 total imaging satellites in orbit right now, and . . or are otherwise nonoperational.
as their heavy lifter for imaging and .
How is Ch.ina doing in comparison? , , (5 are part of the Ji.lin program). And if you think it gets even better.
Everything in orbit is tracked by radar. You can't hide there, for long times at least.There are also some undisclosed highly classified military satellites.
Comparing the big 3:
Ru.ssia has only 3 total imaging satellites in orbit right now, and . . or are otherwise nonoperational.
as their heavy lifter for imaging and .
How is Ch.ina doing in comparison? , , (5 are part of the Ji.lin program). And if you think it gets even better.
My mistake in counting total missions and not paying attention to the decay date. It happens when you make an attempt to source as many statements as possible unlike many people who just say shit like "lol China bad" "US alien tech"no USA has in orbit 7 kh-11 according to wikipedia page you posted, but usa can use imaging by tens of private satellites.
Talking about misty? In my opinion is quite "exotic" tech, futile to try to hide a 20 ton satellite to a superpower for years.There are also some undisclosed highly classified military satellites.
no USA has in orbit 6 kh-11 according to wikipedia page you posted, the others are so old that have decayed, but usa can use imaging by tens of private satellites. China has 3-4 satellites comparable to kennen one of them in geostationary orbit possibly to track american carriers in real time i suppose.
sincerely i don't know. But i think the new observation satellites of china will have something in common with the new xuntian space telescope: 2 meter mirror. They will match kh-11 resolution.in your opinion, how many more Gaofen 11 or later will be launched by China in 2-3 yrs? do you think will reach 10 ?