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.
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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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