Spy Satellite
The Soviet Union's launch of the Sputnik 1 satellite in 1957 caused an international uproar. The satellite was harmless, but thre was significant concern in the United States that the So...
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After nearly a decade of trying, Japan has succeeded in establishing a network of spy satellites that can peer at any point on the globe, officials said Monday.The successful launch Saturday of the...
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Israel successfully launched an advanced spy satellite into orbit Monday, giving it a sophisticated new tool in its efforts to collect intelligence on archenemy Iran and other regional adversaries....
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Japan launched its fourth spy satellite Saturday, completing its capabilities to monitor activities worldwide and bolstering its ability to observe neighboring North Korea's nuclear program.The sat...
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An electrical glitch has knocked out a satellite in a spy network Japan hoped to use to gather intelligence on North Korea and other trouble spots around the world, a Cabinet official said Tuesday....
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Israel launched an advanced spy satellite Monday that will be able to track events in Iran, the country it considers its top foe, even at night and in cloudy weather, defense officials said.The TEC...
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A large U.S. spy satellite has lost power and could hit the Earth in late February or early March, government officials said Saturday.The satellite, which no longer can be controlled, could contain...
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The U.S. is pursuing a multibillion-dollar program to develop the next generation of spy satellites, the first major effort of its kind since the Pentagon canceled the ambitious and costly Future I...
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New Delhi (dpa) - Iran has expressed its concern over India's
helping Israel launch a spy satellite and has asked New Delhi to
refrain from allowing other countries to launc...
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Tel Aviv/New Delhi (dpa) - Israel launched a sophisticated new spy
satellite Monday which observers say could boost surveillance of
Iran, whose nuclear programme Israeli off...
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Japan operates four information-gathering satellites, launched
after North Korea's test-launch of missiles, without having
registered them with the United Nations as an international treaty
...
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