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The Pentagon is embarking on a giant spy satellite design that can obscure any telescoping telescopes and existing reconnaissance satellites.
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The Pentagon is embarking on a giant spy satellite design that can obscure any telescoping telescopes and existing reconnaissance satellites.
The moon may be a great source of minerals and energy, a leading Chinese scientist said in a recent interview with the foreign news agency.
The Japan Cabinet Satellite Intelligence Center on April 26 said the No. 4 radar satellite launched in January was fully operational, helping Japan achieve the necessary…
The Japan Space Exploration Agency (JAXA) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) have said that they will launch H-IIA missiles carrying a spy satellite early next year,…
After six weeks of weather delays and due to technical problems at the launcher's equipment monitoring division, on September 14 (Vietnam time).
Iran will bring a monkey to space after the Muslim holy month of Ramadan ends on August 18, the Tehran Times said. Despite the difficult economic situation due to intern…
On April 4, the Delta IV missile carrying a dark planet left the launch pad at 4:12 pm from the US Air Force launch site in California.
NASA's Mars spy satellite captured high-quality images of 'ghost dust' that appeared along the surface of Mars. The phenomenon of 'ghost dust' also appeared on Earth, ma…
Japan today (December 12) launched a new-generation reconnaissance satellite into orbit, amid growing concern of the country over North Korea's missile program and surve…
Mysterious structures recently discovered by Google Maps in the Gobi desert in China are likely to be the fulcrum for directional satellites.
A bold idea of the European Space Agency (ESA) will become a reality in 2017, when the agency appoints
Over the weekend, the US National Reconnaissance Department (NRO) declassified two secret satellite programs with the participation of three top secret spy satellites sp…
Russia successfully launched a military satellite yesterday. This spy satellite is responsible for taking photos of the earth, up to 7 years old.
The US Air Force is expected in February 2012 to officially put into service the new airship Blue Devil 2, built in the Blue Devil program.
Iran has just launched the latest version of the Kavoshgar-4 (Explorer-4) missile, which has the ability to send satellites to spy and creatures to space.