Space Fence, page-4

I am sure this must have been posted in the discussions about moving space objects with laser, I must have missed it, apologies if so but here it is again just reinforce EOS point of difference (one of many) & the obvious interest of a company like Lockheed Martin, IMO potentially moving into space defense systems, undoubtedly the way of the future, basically controlling space based communications & guidance systems.

Probably not surprising there are few updates on this part of the EOS business, I am sure it is rather sensitive for obvious reasons.

BBC from 2014. Link does not work BUT article is the 5th down in the google search list

https://www.google.co.nz/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=space tracking with lasers&*


'EOS will use ground lasers to log orbital objects, but this is just to "buy time", Mr Greene says.

The "Star Wars" stage comes next as researchers perfect the use of lasers to shunt menacing objects into the atmosphere where they safely disintegrate. The trick is to transform theory from the lab into intense lasers.'

'The company could be moving objects with lasers in 10 to 20 years but the biggest challenge is to industrialise its solution, building ground stations around the world. A confident Mr Greene says the plans are "the most aggressive in the world.'
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