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This was the case but isn't really true anymore. With the proliferation of commercial LEO imaging satellites there's pretty much always one above you. Synthet
by throwaway589458 3y ago
This was the case but isn't really true anymore.
With the proliferation of commercial LEO imaging satellites there's pretty much always one above you.
Synthetic aperture radar satellites work at night and under the clouds as well so if you're trying to hide an aircraft development program it's going to be rather difficult.
edit: Radar messes with SAR as well but the government hasn't even bothered to try to shield Area 51.
https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/2022/02/11/radar-interference-tracker-a-new-open-source-tool-to-locate-active-military-radar-systems/ https://www.bellingcat.com/resources/2022/02/11/radar-interf...
- tw04 3y ago> With the proliferation of commercial LEO imaging satellites there's pretty much always one above you. Try buying pictures of Area 51 from one of those commercial leos and let us all know how that conversation goes. > Synthetic aperture radar satellites work at night and under the clouds as well so if you're trying to hide an aircraft development program it's going to be rather difficult. Which provide