35 days ago by kannan

While the whole of Indian media was brimming with elation and jubilation over the launch of its moon mission - Chandrayaan, the other side of India’s space capability was tucked away in remote corners of media coverage. India launches a spy satellite for Israel. This is the country that had practise ...

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42 days ago by admin

dmg1969 asked: I wonder if earth based telescopes or orbiting satellites such as Hubble will be able to observe the navy’s attempt to shoot down the disabled U.S. spy satellite. That would very interesting to see footage of.

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52 days ago by Ed

This is in spite of the fact that there are still a lot of un-answered questions about how they're going to comply with privacy laws and what this is going to do to fourth amendment rights. It's very possible that use of this kind of surveillance will be in violation of forth amendment protections i ...

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56 days ago by Wilson Rothman

We warned you that Google would soon be snapping shots of your backyard with GeoEye-1, a military-controlled satellite with the highest-resolution terrestrial camera now in orbit. Well, yesterday at high noon Eastern time, Larry and Sergei's little baby started snapping. But according to Wired, GeoE ...

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64 days ago by Matt Ball

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is moving forward with the creation of the National Application Office despite concerns that it violates Americans’ privacy and civil liberties. The program will provide federal, state and local officials with access to satellite imagery to assist in emergenc ...

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68 days ago by admin

dmg1969 asked: I wonder if earth based telescopes or orbiting satellites such as Hubble will be able to observe the navy’s attempt to shoot down the disabled U.S. spy satellite. That would very interesting to see footage of.

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74 days ago by Ms. Missive

Because it’s not like we’re in the middle of an economic crisis or anything. After the spectacular failure of the last spy satellite effort, the administration of President George W. Bush is trying once again to put a new set of government eyes in space through a $1.7 billion project approved last w ...

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86 days ago by MG

Below are declassified spy satellite images from Americas earliest attempts at looking in on its international neighbors, mainly the Chinese and the Russians during the cold war, although these images look grainy and crude they were considered the best in their class at the time. Click on each image ...

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87 days ago by MG

geoeye-1 A super-sharp Earth-imaging satellite that can detail an area the size of a baseball diamond’s home plate from space has been launched into orbit from Vandenberg Air Force Base on the Central California coast. A Delta 2 rocket carrying the GeoEye-1 satellite lifted off at 11.50am on Saturda ...

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100 days ago by Chromium

First a hidden patch and now word of a spy satellite that spies on other satellites. Nifty!

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