Chinese scientists have made a breakthrough in optical imaging, achieving unprecedented surveillance precision from over 62 miles away.

The camera could potentially enable Beijing to scrutinize foreign military satellites – or even identify human faces from a low orbit

Chinese scientists have made a major leap in optical imaging with a new laser technology capable of capturing ultra-high-resolution images over vast distances.

With such high-resolution imaging from low-Earth orbit, China could track foreign satellites, identify vulnerabilities in rival space programs, and even monitor classified military activities.

In a breakthrough that could reshape global surveillance, Chinese scientists have developed the world’s most advanced spy camera—a tool that promises to revolutionize the future of space-based intelligence.