I Spy *black satallites*

[Krell]

Amateur satellite spotters can track everything government spymasters blast into orbit. Except the stealth bird codenamed Misty.



Interesting read from WIRED

http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.02/spy.html


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[soulxtc]

yawn............ololo

[mcovey]

Hmm... doesn't matter if you can see them or not... what they're doing is important.

[CrashPeer44]

satallites...woah..nice article Btw

Our gov spies on us so much and that SoTU address lastnight...Bush is such a puppet and a liar
Go to hell USA Gov

[fleecy]

there's probably a hell of a lot more floating around up there than anyone knows.

[CrashPeer44]

there's probably a hell of a lot more floating around up there than anyone knows.
yea like Aliens
no one REALLY knows:icon_cycl

[fleecy]

sentient and non-sentient....

[kokanezub]

can i launch my own satilite in to orbit? i mean no one OWNS space, and how the fuck do u buy stars i mean no one bought them to sell or manufactured them

[charlesmelissa]

Yes Fleecy, there is a lot more up there than people believe. Lots of "Black Projects." If you know what to look for you can find it. Project Lunex, Project Horizon were early starts. But in the early 1960's, NASA was formed to handle the civilian space thing and let the military do it's own thing. How about this, Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Space Command. There is an actual government military branch called Space Command (Check out the last link).

http://www.andrews-space.com/images/videos/PAPERS/Pub-Airport-to-OrbittheEconomicsofHorizontalRLVSystems.pdf

http://www.andrews-space.com/images/videos/PAPERS/Pub-ProgressOnACES-TechnologyForNextGenerationSpaceTransportation(200 307).pdf

http://techreports.larc.nasa.gov/ltrs/PDF/2001/mtg/NASA-2001-15isabe-ak.pdf

http://66.111.5.164/cgi/glossary.cgi?gl=doc&term=Designing%20Reusable%20Launch%20Vehicles%20fo r%20Future%20Space%20Markets

http://niac.usra.edu/files/library/meetings/annual/nov03/Worden_Simon.pdf

[CRLocky]

This is a great article. The website is a great resource.

[fleecy]

Yes Fleecy, there is a lot more up there than people believe. Lots of "Black Projects." If you know what to look for you can find it. Project Lunex, Project Horizon were early starts. But in the early 1960's, NASA was formed to handle the civilian space thing and let the military do it's own thing. How about this, Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Space Command. There is an actual government military branch called Space Command (Check out the last link).

http://www.andrews-space.com/images/videos/PAPERS/Pub-Airport-to-OrbittheEconomicsofHorizontalRLVSystems.pdf

http://www.andrews-space.com/images/videos/PAPERS/Pub-ProgressOnACES-TechnologyForNextGenerationSpaceTransportation(200 307).pdf

http://techreports.larc.nasa.gov/ltrs/PDF/2001/mtg/NASA-2001-15isabe-ak.pdf

http://66.111.5.164/cgi/glossary.cgi?gl=doc&term=Designing%20Reusable%20Launch%20Vehicles%20fo r%20Future%20Space%20Markets

http://niac.usra.edu/files/library/meetings/annual/nov03/Worden_Simon.pdf

those are very interesting.... and i got a chuckle out of the schematic explanation of why neanderthals are extinct. thanks.

[shawners]

You cant just launch sh!t into space. They need their area and part of the space to orbit around Earth. They may label such stuff as weather satelites or science studies and sh!t. But they are collecting all sorts of data.

[charlesmelissa]

Okay, here is the latest one out there- the Sandea National Lab is developing a Hyperdrive. They don't understand the physics behind it, but they're building it.

http://www.newscientistspace.com/article/mg18925331.200-take-a-leap-into-hyperspace.html