Could China and Russia really destroy Starlink? Only with a boomerang.

Imagine this: China and Russia teaming up to take down Starlink. Now, here’s where it gets wild — according to Stephen Clark writing in Technology, they might actually pull it off, but only with a boomerang. Recent reports from European outlets reveal a secret partnership, with documents showing China and Russia discussing space weapon strategies to counter Elon Musk’s satellite network. What’s shocking is how deep this cooperation runs, covering everything from missile defense to autonomous drones — far more than either side admits. Stephen Clark points out that these nations are exploring ways to disable or destroy Starlink’s satellites, not just through brute force but with clever, indirect tactics. And get this — experts believe they might create a kind of ‘boomerang’ attack, where debris or disruptive tech could circle back and cause chaos for Starlink. So, the big question isn’t just if they can do it, but how they’re planning to outsmart one of the world’s most advanced satellite networks. The real game-changer? The possibility that space itself might become a battleground sooner than we thought.