Wall of Lasers Likely From Chinese Satellite NASA Confirms

NASA believes that the lasers being emitted from this satellite are likely from the Chinese Satellite “Tianlian II”. The Tianlian II satellite is part of China’s DSP system and has been used for a variety of tasks like communication, navigation and timing, geolocation surveillance and warning, cellular telecommunications, Earth images/weather data relay services.

Researchers believe that its purpose is to locate targets on Earth using lasers.

Researchers speculate that the reason the satellite is emitting these lasers is for communication purposes, specifically something called Laser Link which provides faster transmission speeds over longer distances than traditional radio frequencies.

Although many experts have explained why the laser from Tianlian II would be used for communication, there are still questions about its noisy observation data, its multidirectional undirected transmissions and bursts of beam power.

With further study of the satellite, we may learn whether this wall of lasers points to a new form of communication or a more hidden surveillance technique from the Chinese government.

Scientists from the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan are using spectrographs to analyse the wavelengths of the lasers. Their analysis has revealed two distinct colours, green and red, along with their intensities. The researchers theorise that these lasers could be used for guiding munitions or automatic satellites.

Through ongoing analysis, scientists hope to gain further insight into this mysterious mystery surrounding this satellite’s activities in order to better protect our planet and its inhabitants.