Foreign Affairs: China launches 'uncrackable' satellite

China launches ‘uncrackable' satellite while Syria's regime strengthens on Foreign Affairs Scope with Nathan Smith. With special feature audio.

NBR Radio
Wed, 24 Aug 2016

This week, China launched an “ultra-secure” and “uncrackable” communications satellite into orbit to prepare for experiments. Beijing hopes its Quantum Experiments at Space Scale (QUESS) system will be the first of a constellation of communications satellites by 2030 all using quantum entanglement

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