Following a self-imposed ban, the U.S. government will now introduce a U.N. resolution in an attempt to ban the dangerous tests worldwide.
at Vandenberg Space Force Base in April, vowing that the U.S. would no longer conduct the tests. The U.S. is now hoping that other nations will join suit in banning the ASAT missile tests worldwide.
“This April, I announced that our nation would not conduct destructive, direct-ascent, anti-satellite missile testing,” Harris on Friday. “And later this month, the United States will introduce a resolution at the United Nations General Assembly to call on other nations to make the same commitment.”is growing increasingly worried about its assets in space, especially with ongoing tensions between the U.Last November, Russia conducted a reckless test of its own, destroying an old satellite with an ASAT missile.
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