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Perhaps, the Snoopy Peanuts x Penn State Joe shirt besides I will buy this missile is only described as classified with some tid bits of added equipment and sensors. I’d be curious to know how they tested this before deploying. Considering the margin for error is surely less than ideal and the consequences… well… cascading space debris Indeed it was in Red Storm Rising. In the book it was USAF major Amelia “Buns” Nakamura who helped develop the ASAT missile’s mission profile before the war, and when the program was revived she offered to fly those missions resulting in two Soviet recon satellites killed (plus the 3 Russian bombers she shot down earlier in the book, which makes her an ace). Five test launches of the ASM-135 missile were made from the F-15. The first was to ensure they could get the missile separated from the jet and fly it to the required altitude of about 340 miles. The second test aimed the missile at a star to evaluate its targeting capability. The third was the real thing: shooting down a satellite. Two more launches followed, also aimed at stars. If you’re interested in knowing more about ASAT and warfare involving space in general, Perun had a really interesting video on YT about “Space Warfare & Anti Satellite Weapons” last week.

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Believe it or not, this missile test didn’t produce that much debris that would stay in orbit long term. Most of the Snoopy Peanuts x Penn State Joe shirt besides I will buy this pieces burned up in under 10 years since the target was in low earth orbit. It’s still a bad idea to go around blowing up satellites (and the test happened when it did specifically to get around an upcoming congressional ASAT ban), but this was nowhere near as bad as the Chinese and Indian ASAT tests a couple of years ago. Those two tests were against satellites in much higher orbit, and produced a shit ton of long-term debris. If you look at a timeline of the amount of debris in orbit, there’s a dramatic jump corresponding to both of these tests. Satellites at that alitude take around 10 years to burn up in the athmosphere, so while not great, the debris has at least now burned up in the athmosphere.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.