Russia, China hypersonic missile threats fuel need for space defense, satellite CEO says

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CNBC Top News	Russia, China hypersonic missile threats fuel need for space defense, satellite CEO says	Space-based systems could detect and track incoming missile threats and intercept them either from land or space.	8 Oct, 11:04	8 Oct, 11:30	0m	cnbc.com	First

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