Yeah 😌 that's right currently with our technology it is not feasible but what if in the near future such things become a norms

Defense community curmudgeons, and there are many, will point out that the United States has already been coordinating military operations across domains. After all, humans have used armies and navies in tandem for thousands of years. Arguably, nearly 115 years after the invention of powered flight humans are still learning how to incorporate the air domain into warfare. The use of space is even more recent, dating from the 1957 launch of Sputnik, and cyber is undoubtedly in its infancy, employed for espionage and other malicious purposes since its inception. According to Rand Coorporation, to make multidomain useful, it has to be meaningful. The multidomain operations are those that bring together capabilities from at least two of the following domains: air, cyber, land, sea, space and the electromagnetic spectrum. The current focus on multidomain rises from a growing sense that the space and cyber domains will have an important impact on future military operations. Both threats and opportunities are at play here.

As far as the current technology is concerned, this is not foreseeable at present. However, with the future development of respective disciplines, this might be attainable. Anyway due to the environmental differences in these domains would force the product to perform effectively in one and averagely in others. The human interface required also would exceed the general capacity of a human being thus requiring super kinda humans to operate unless otherwise they are operated remotely.