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A story of heroic engineering, all dressed up but with no place to go. ---------------------------------------------------- DISABLED INTEL SATELLITE RESTORED TO OPERATION BY NRO A U.S. intelligence satellite that had ceased to function was recently restored to operation by engineers from the...

According to government officials, one of our large spy satellites (and possibly a valuable disintegration ray weapon) is comming down. Although a temporary and minor setback to our agenda, it still raises some concerns. The big bird is going to be MAD!:mad: All I want to know is...Who...

In the latest Commentary, Randi reproduces a letter from someone who suggests that the same satellite imagery that has been used to search for missing adventurer Steve Fossett could be used to search for Bigfoot. But that won't work, because everyone knows that Bigfoot is invisible!

SuitSat is a spare surplus Russian space suit outfitted with a radio transmitter that will be shoved out the back door of the ISS sometime Friday Feb 3. Anyone with a police scanner will be able to hear it as it goes overhead! Download the text file...

LONDON -- Telecom giant Inmarsat is weeks away from launching the second in a series of two super-satellites -- designed to be among the most powerful commercial communications spacecraft in orbit -- that will beam broadband data and voice services to almost any location on the planet. The...

I've been watching the Hurricane Dennise through online Satelite images however all of them are in black and white or other none colored images. None of them are in Natural Color. As in what you and I would see were we in a space ship orbiting earth. Can anyone post some websites that have...

Google now provides satellite images along with maps. Here is a link to near where I live. http://maps.google.com/maps?q=700+Washington+Ave,Bremerton,+WA&spn=0.007918,0.008154&t=k&hl=en At full zoom, I can see my house. If you care, the navy ship at the bottom is the Turner Joy which was...

A young Marsh Harrier is being tracked on its journey to Africa. The last couple of years have yielded some surprising results and real drama. http://www.roydennis.org/marsh%20harrier.htm

Gosh. Brave new world, eh? I must admit to feeling a bit twitchy about tagging people in that way. Civil liberties, human rights et al must be a concern. In Ye Olden Days, they'd snip off an ear or a nose to indicate that someone was a criminal. Still, I suppose it will be interesting to see...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/12/031202065350.htm Inspirational. Wouldn't it be cool to be involved in a project like that?