China spies on Vietnam Navy Base using NASA and EU satellites

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/8d/92/IB-1ikkim2eo_a2a6bbb1c.jpg" Alt = "China spies on Vietnam Navy base using NASA and EU satellites"/> < P > China used satellite images of NASA and EU to analyze the construction of a military base in & Rsquo; Yetnam on Spratley Archipelago.

~ ~ ~ < p > China monitored the expansion of the naval base in & Rsquo; Yetnam on the RIF Bark Canada in the South China Sea. About it reports Maritime Executive. < P > According to a document published by the Ministry of Natural Resources of China, in & Rsquo; Yetnam dug a channel capable of taking large warships, including destroyers and cruisers of type 055 Navy NVAK (6.7 meters. /p > < P > Over the past two years in & Rsquo; Etnam added almost 500 acres of land to Reef Bark Canada, including a new harbor, built last year. About 16 thousand acres of coral reefs can be extended for military purposes & mdash; Similarly before the PRC created artificial reefs under strategic military bases. < p > to determine the depth of the water area without the need for physical intelligence Chinese special services used free data satellites NASA Icesat-2 and Sentinel. ~ ~ ~ < p > Yes, NASA Icesat-2 uses laser sensing, which can penetrate up to 30 meters under the water surface, allowing to determine the depth of the canal. The Sentinel Sentinel Satellites provide high -precision optical images. The combination of this data allows you to make maps of sensitive military OB & Rsquo; Ents without sanctioned access.

< P >< Strong > Reference: & nbsp; nbsp; spratley archipelago is a controversial territory between B & Rsquo; Yetnam, China, Philippines. Much of the islands are located in the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines (EEZ), but China claims the entire archipelago according to its policy & laquo; nve & rsquo; rsquo; raquo; raquo;.

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