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…africa or really anywhere else in the world well let's find out way back in 1972 nasa launched the first landsat originally called erts or the earth resources technology satellite this satellite's mission was…

…the Vishnyovoye fuel depot on the southwestern outskirts of Kiev, which resulted in an extremely large fire. NASA's space-based fire detection sensors noted one very large fire at this fuel depot, along with a…

al purchase price which when plbs were popular years ago this was quite preferable to the only other alternative at the time the satellite phone also most plbs don't use the same constellation of satellites that other sy

orks out quite well because satellites have to keep moving in order to stay in orbit and for them to even get into orbit in the first place the sensor has to be pretty small so it's a win-win but it gets a little more co

our current ground-based mid-course defense or gmd systems are only about 55 effective in order for them to be 99 effective three interceptor missiles would have to be launched for every incoming warhead and considering

ireless methods such as satellites so we have to rely on these what are essentially bottlenecks in the form of submarine or undersea cables and just a couple of weeks ago norway found out that one of their cables between

nctional radar radio detection and ranging or radar in its early days was one of the most classified military projects of all time for both the allies and the axis both sides had been working on radar during the interwar

d is useless you you have the most false sense of security there is right because if somebody has your one-time pad you're completely compromised right and these last two are not really related to the one-time pad at all

k during the cold war a very interesting program was created by the us government called the military auxiliary radio system or mars this was a program to leverage amateur radio operators into federal service to help wit

candle to the data that that spy satellite in your pocket is beaming directly into a surveillance aircraft or a fake cell phone tower so you can try out scanner websites or use them for listening to areas that are far b

signals intelligence or signant is a pretty big topic intercepting the signals whizzing through the air is something that is not easy and historically mostly been relegated to militaries around the world however with rec

g tracking tags on diplomats cars and most importantly radios for the Spy abroad governments have spent billions of dollars to build massive infrastructure to communicate with even just a handful of clandestine agents ov

te a while uh that particular satellite is used for trans-pacific communications so uh aircraft reported uh you know they got a no Tam saying hey your satcom is going to be down again for people that don't understand for

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nts in these nations. Red Sea/HOA: Yemen continues to target commercial vessels allegedly affiliated with Israel. The U.S. Navy continues to report daily interceptions of cruise missiles and drones. As some vessels have

ry response to the attack in Iran. Red Sea/HOA: U.S. Naval forces continue to intercept Yemeni cruise missiles, which have been targeting both U.S. Navy ships, and the few ships transiting the Red Sea. Despite statements

roblem lies with a universal concern within all Communications networks if you do not own the wires you do not own the communication as soon as you begin to use someone else's infrastructure you add in the ability for th

radio to talk to the guy that's 15 ft away from you if you can use signals instead of any kind of radio transmission number six again thinking outside the box using wire again field telephones things that are not radios

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ble a large number of cellular comms and surveil whatever signals remained the balloon itself almost certainly didn't cause the initial outage but conducting reconnaissance in the wake of a Cyber attack would have provid