China radar at South Pole could sabotage U.S. spy satellites > Special to World Tribune.com EAST-ASIA-INTEL.COM <http://www.east-asia-intel.com/> Thursday, February 2, 2006 >Beijing announced plans last week to build a high-frequency radar on the South Pole. Analysts say the radar could be used to disrupt U.S. intelligence satellites. [http://www.east-asia-intel.com/eai/2006/Images/zhongshan.jpg] China's Zhongshan Station in Antarctica on Jan. 24. AP Photo /Xinhua, Zhang Zongtang <http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/060124/481/xin20201241213> The radar will be built at China's Zhongshan Station, where Beijing has set up of a space environment lab. National security analysts say the South Pole site, because of its remoteness, could be used by China to develop anti-satellite lasers capable of blinding or disrupting U.S. reconnaissance satellites, most of which pass over the pole.
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