China reveals space weapon that sneaks into enemy satellites

Scientists have developed a space weapon that attaches to enemy satellite boosters. Published in a Chinese journal, the weapon fits into exhaust cones and uses a probe to secure itself. It can simulate engine malfunctions with a slow-burning explosive, damaging the satellite. The attachment can be reversed to release the weapon.

What is the primary purpose of the space weapon developed by the scientists?

• To enhance satellite communication

• To attach to enemy satellites and cause damage

• To improve satellite navigation

• To increase satellite speed

In which journal was the research on the space weapon published?

• Journal of Space Technology

• International Journal of Aerospace Engineering

• Chinese Journal of Electronic Technology and Software Engineering

• Journal of Satellite Systems

What is the weight of the space weapon device?

• 2 kilograms

• 10 kilograms

• 3.5 kilograms

• 5 kilograms

How does the probe secure itself inside the booster chamber?

• By locking with screws

• By using magnets

• By using adhesive

• By expanding to fit tightly

What does the space weapon simulate to damage the satellite?

• A navigation error

• A power surge

• A communication failure

• An engine malfunction