"Any conflict in space will be much slower and more deliberate than a Star Wars scene," report author and Aerospace Corp project engineer Rebecca Reesman told Ars. That makes the likelihood of a spontaneous skirmish in space much less likely than on Earth. And once a satellite is in orbit, it can't just change direction or careen around like a fighter plane. The challenge, the report says, is that space operations need to be planned well in advance. Rather, according to a new report published by the Aerospace Corporation, space battle is likely to be way slower, more deliberate, and even a little clunky. Unfortunately, dogfights among spacecraft zipping around like in Star Wars are out, Ars Technica reports.
"Any conflict in space will be." Orbital DogfightsĪs countries around the world continue to militarize space, experts are beginning to envision what an actual off-world clash might look like.
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