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On Thu, 14 Feb 2008 15:48:04 -0500, BAR wrote:
The article stated that they have a "modified" missile they are going to launch from a naval ship in the Pacific. The questions I have is what altitude will the missile intercept the satellite and how long have we been working on this "modified" missile? I can't see us coming up with a "modified" missile, launched from a surface vessel, in just a couple of months that is capable of intercepting an object in space. I believe this is an opportunity to flex our muscles. Old technology. We've been able to bring down satellites since the mid-80s. |
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