The next robot can cure satellites, destroying the space fleet
NASA has partnered with US defense research agencies to build robots not only to refuel and repair satellites but also to counter enemy spacecraft in the event of a space war.
These robot satellites are collectively referred to as the "Orbital Service Station System" which can significantly improve the life of satellites. This robot system can solve small maintenance problems, keep up with current trajectories when operating.
Current faulty systems can rarely be repaired in space and must be replaced, which is a very difficult and expensive problem. In addition, "Orbital Service Station" can destroy enemy satellites in the event of a space war.
In addition, this system will help clean up space debris. In 2015, there were about 25 objects moving at high speed and could seriously damage new satellites and adventurous spacecraft beyond the Earth.
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