Satellite capture a U.S. Berke -class destroyer in the east of the Philippines

[Global Times-Global Network Reporter Fan Wei] "Global Times" reporter learned from the satellite remote sensing geographical space analysis company on the 2nd and learned that a Planet Labs remote sensing satellite shot a U.S. Army Berk at 8:58 am this morning. Class destroyers move alone in the waters east of the Philippines.

In addition, another P8A anti -submarine patrol aircraft just arrived in Singapore at noon today. The P8A anti -submarine patrol aircraft performed investigation tasks on July 31 on the southwestern airspace of Taiwan Island. It is worth noting that during the P8A anti -submarine patrol aircraft flying to Singapore, the data of ADSB (radio automatic related surveillance system) was not complete. Analysis of entropy technology research and judging personnel said that the reason for the lack of data may be that there may be no middle sea area. The signal may also be the crew members of the unit to take the initiative to turn off the Hidden where the ADSB system hides. At present, it seems that the latter is more likely. "If there is no signal, the signal will definitely recover when the aircraft is close to the coast, but the data shows that it flys to the coast near the coast. In the area, the signal is still interrupted, which shows that the possibility of active closure is greater. "

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