A United Nations orbital weapons platform glimpsed in Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, built to rain N² mines down from low Earth orbit. Its bombardment of the Eighth Angel marks its only appearance, and the attack fails to slow the target.
The Aerial N² Mine Launching Maneuverable Orbital Satellite is a United Nations spacecraft featured in Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, part of the Rebuild of Evangelion continuity. Its fate after the film goes unrecorded.
Stationed in low Earth orbit, the craft exists to hurl N² mines at targets below. During the opening engagement with the Eighth Angel, several of these satellites release their payloads onto the creature. The bombardment accomplishes nothing.

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The Aerial N² Mine Launching Maneuverable Orbital Satellite is a United Nations orbital weapons platform featured in Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, built to drop N² mines from low Earth orbit.
The United Nations operates the Aerial N² Mine Launching Maneuverable Orbital Satellite as part of its early defense efforts in the Rebuild of Evangelion continuity.
During the opening engagement with the Eighth Angel, several of these satellites release their N² mine payloads onto the creature from low Earth orbit.
No, the bombardment from the Aerial N² Mine Launching Maneuverable Orbital Satellite accomplishes nothing against the Eighth Angel.
The satellite's fate after Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance goes unrecorded; the film marks its only appearance in the franchise.
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