对中国太空站的"监控"行为，也符合美国一贯的行事风格。一方面，假装正义的呼吁其他国家要遵守太空秩序，保护太空环境，减少太空垃圾，但另一方 面，自己却无视国际规则，破坏太空秩序，并无视太空垃圾，肆意扩张，根本不管其他国家太空站的安全，其野心和目的已经藏不住了，美国就连太空也不 放过，依然想要霸权垄断！ 和预料的一样，美国Space X公司给自己的降轨行为又找了一个冠冕堂皇的理由——为了安全和减少太空垃圾堆积。但结合其近地轨道的星链卫星分布来 看，这套解释根本说不通，懂得都懂。 近几年，中美科技博弈愈演愈烈，竞争十分激烈。尤其在半导体产业，你来我往，自2019年以来，美国就对华进行了数轮制裁，根本不给中国芯任何喘息的 机会。但是，不止半导体，其实美国对中国科技的打压，涉及各行各业，这一次，美国又对中国出手了，目标直指中国空间站！ 2026年刚刚开始，马斯克就官宣，Space X公司将会全面启动"降轨计划"，具体地，大约有4400颗星链卫星，将集体进行降轨动作，全面下降到约480公里的 位置。为何说这个动作是针对中国空间站呢？ 事实上，在马斯克官宣这个消息之前，中国就对美国在太空的"肆意扩张"行为表达了强烈不满，并 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent incident involving Chinese and American satellites in space highlights the growing tensions and complexities in space operations, particularly with SpaceX's Starlink program being criticized for its operational practices and lack of accountability [1][4][8] Group 1: Incident Overview - SpaceX's Starlink Vice President Michael Nichols claimed that Chinese satellites came dangerously close to American satellites, with a minimum distance of 200 meters, attributing the incident to a lack of prior coordination from the Chinese side [1][3] - Chinese aerospace company China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) clarified that their launch of nine satellites occurred well before the alleged close encounter, indicating that the situation was beyond their control [3][4] Group 2: SpaceX's Operational Practices - SpaceX operates over 9,300 Starlink satellites, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the active satellites in low Earth orbit, contributing to significant congestion in space [4][5] - The operational method of Starlink satellites involves frequent maneuvers for orbit adjustments, which increases the risk of close encounters with other satellites [5][7] Group 3: Communication and Accountability - The U.S. has restricted NASA and related agencies from engaging in substantial cooperation with China in space, which complicates communication channels and leads to accusations of insufficient coordination from SpaceX [7][8] - The narrative constructed by SpaceX appears to focus on establishing itself as a guardian of space order while deflecting responsibility for the risks associated with its extensive satellite deployment [8]