Russian Company Develops Invisible Satellites

Russ Cosmos ,a Russian company,  has announced developing a system makes satellites invisible.

The elaborate technique disperses light falls on the fuselage of the satellites so it couldn’t be seen at all.

Experts of the Russian company said their technique will reduce possibility of monitoring satellite by ten times.

Radars aren’t able to pursue satellites in the outer space.

https://www.iflscience.com/space/mysterious-satellite-sparks-concerns-russia-has-developed-space-weapon/

The Russian company pointed out that images taken by satellites will  be introduced to armies to reveal movements of the enemy or its  maneuvers.

Developed satellite  by the Russian have instructions to destroy itself if the vehicle    has  a trouble.

A mysterious Russian object that was launched earlier this year has been performing some rather fishy maneuvers, prompting some to start panicking that the satellite could be some kind of secret space weapon.

The curious satellite, coined Object 2014-28E, was put into orbit in May of this year as part of a launch that saw three communications satellites added to an existing military group. It was originally classed as space debris, but Russia didn’t declare its launch. This, married with its peculiar orbital movements, has aroused suspicion in many. So much so that for the past few weeks, amateur astronomers and satellite trackers in both the US and Russia have been closely stalking its activity.

The object has been observed making highly precise maneuvers across the skies, such as gliding towards other Russian satellites and rendezvousing with the remnants of the stage that launched it. These complex movements prompted the US to re-classify the object as a satellite, but no one knows what it is really doing.

Some have speculated that it could be cleaning up the skies, collecting space junk that has accumulated over the years as satellites have been destroyed. Another possibility is that it could be a repair or refueling vehicle for existing satellites. But some are worried that it could have a more sinister purpose because of Russia’s history with anti-satellite weaponry.