We usually presume a satellite is for rebroadcasting television and radio signals as well as for weather forecasting. If they are military satellites, it is thought they are used for surveillance and intelligence gathering. All of these assumptions would be correct, although there are other uses for satellites as well, including those that remain classified.
Since the Russians launched the first satellite, Sputnik, in 1957, we’ve been filling the skies with satellites that serve numerous purposes. Naturally, the military was interested in the possibilities satellites offered. And we’ve come a long way with just the capabilities of satellites of which we are aware. They’ve changed warfare dramatically. Just imagine the invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944 if satellite intelligence had been available.
North Korea has been interested in satellites, and actually has a couple of them in orbit. The question remains what their whole purpose is and whether they might represent a threat to the U.S.
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I urge anyone who thinks this could never happen to read the book “One Second After”…
It will shake you to the core and put you into survival mode. US govt has known of this threat since the late 80’s. Question is….are we ready as a nation to counter an attack like this that could come from anywhere in the world?
Really??????? Spam
If it is done, rest assured it was done by your very own government.
Pipe dreams
Dawn, maybe this would be a good thing? #amishliving
can we destroy there satellites
Click bait site! Beware!!!
Easily
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Deep State propaganda. Only moron can’t figure out how the Deep State uses propaganda to convince us