spy satellites

Last month, one of its four spy satellites became unresponsive due to apparent electrical problems.

Its cargo bay was designed to hold spy satellites, although the American military maintains its own space operation (see article).

During its development, the F-117 flew only at night to avoid prying eyes and Soviet spy satellites, thus its name Night Hawk.

Super high- resolution spy satellites have been imaging sea ice at the poles for the last decade on behalf of earth scientists.

Most U. S. spy satellites are designed to burn up in the earth's atmosphere after completing their missions.

Also, the number of spy satellites launched has fallen since the demise of the Soviet Union.

In an era of drones and spy satellites, it may seem odd that crude simple radio transmitters can still make huge mischief.

France has also asked Washington to use its spy satellites and listening posts to help with the search.

In many countries, that would involve intercepting phone calls between government officials or peering down from spy satellites.

Future spy satellites will be capable of being refueled, dramatically extending their range and life-span.

Perhaps it's some kind of targeting or calibrating grid for Chinese spy satellites? Maybe it's a QR code for aliens? Nobody really knows.

It turns out that they are almost definitely used to calibrate China's spy satellites.

He says that such equipment has been concealed for decades since the Cold War and the first spy satellites.

Dr Weeden is referring to a code name for American optical spy satellites.

The Chinese routinely turn powerful lasers skywards, demonstrating their potential to dazzle or permanently blind spy satellites.

According to the South Korean news agency Yonhap, spy satellites have captured images that show the country is busy preparing more tests.

China army is capable to destroy any spy satellites in sky, china has fastest supercomputer, train etc in the world.

Which countries have spy satellites ?

In 1957, the Air Force hired the think tank to create spy satellites.

The satellite is the first one of the second pair of spy satellites, in Japan's plan of building a global information gathering system.

On the other hand, Pine Gap is well known as one of the most important control centers for spy satellites which circle the globe.

Sure, we have spy satellites.

Spy satellites watch for military movement with cameras so sensitive that they can read a license plate from 100 miles ( 160 km ) up.

he imaging techniques were developed to enable spy satellites to identify, for example, an army tank hidden by fog or a jungle canopy.

Bruce Carlson, director of the National Reconnaissance Office, the secretive outfit that runs America's spy satellites,

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