antonius123
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Dude, what do you want me to say when you say 75 DF-26 can destroy 75 Arleigh Burke Class destoryer? And ASAT can destory the GPS when GPS is in MEO (which is 2000 km + above the earth) when ASAT in any service capacity can only reach LEO (Which is lower than 1000km), let alone there are more than 1000 satellite up there in different orbit? Yes, i am unable to response to your "Imaginative scenario" for that, you will need George Lucas or whoever wrote and produce Star Trek.
AS i said, I don't do science fiction, you want to believe all these, that's up to you, you don't need to share with me or find anyone for recognitizion.
Don't quote me again, please.
What you have to do is: explore and dig again for your own knowledge, unless you can disagree with sound argument. Till know, I dont know what your reasoning on why DF-26 wont be able to destroy arleigh burke, so instead of fanboys claiming why dont you explain why you think it is not possible cos I and others will be interested to know.
I have proved your bogus claim about 1000 GPS satelites as I have proved that there are only less than 40 GPS satellites. Regarding your claim that commercial satelites can render GPS service, I have challenge you with question: why countries with telco satelites like Indonesia still need US GPS? and you dont come back with answer; so it seems you only believe on what you want to believe.
If you think shooting GPS at MEO about 2000 km from the earth is a a kind of science fiction then you'd better find out and dig more: Chinese ASAT can reach almost 18x of that MEO altitude:
Dong Neng series
On 13 May 2013, the PRC conducted a test launched from Xichang Satellite Launch Center referred to as 'Kunpeng-7.[28] The object was launched on a 32 deg inclination south east path to a high sub-orbit altitude of more than 18,600 miles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASAT_program_of_China
The 2013 test, which reached 18,600 miles into space, was first reported by the Washington Free Beacon.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/china-tests-anti-satellite-missile/
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