Amid the escalating tension surrounding Taiwan, the nation is moving forward with bolstering its defences against a potential attack from the People's Republic of China. Taiwanese media has recently reported that the country has commenced work on the Formosat-9 project, a satellite constellation poised to conduct high-altitude surveillance over Chinese territory. This initiative, underpinned by synthetic aperture radar (SAR) technology, will provide a means of closely monitoring Chinese missile and submarine activity.
Wu Jong-shinn, Director General of the Taiwan Space Agency, has indicated in a recent interview that the proposed constellation will enable surveillance of significant. . .
