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Russian media reports that US military satellite blew up while in orbit. US media does not report a word. Why? Was it a terrorist act? Was it an act of war against the US?

Posted on | March 3, 2015 | 1 Comment

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One Response to “Russian media reports that US military satellite blew up while in orbit. US media does not report a word. Why? Was it a terrorist act? Was it an act of war against the US?”

  1. Sandy Beach
    March 3rd, 2015 @ 9:31 am

    20-year-old Military Weather Satellite Apparently Exploded in Orbit

    The satellite, Defense Meteorological Satellite Program Flight 13, was the oldest continuously operational satellite in the DMSP weather constellation. However, it was not the first DMSP satellite to explode after years of reliable service.

    Launched in 1995, DMSP-F13 provided thousands of hours of weather imagery to Air Force and Navy forecasters before transitioning to a backup role in 2006. The Air Force said its sudden loss would have minimal impact.

    “Because this satellite was no longer used by the National Weather Service or the Air Force Weather Agency, the impact of the loss of this satellite is minimal,” the Air Force said. “We anticipate real-time weather data for tactical users will be slightly reduced without this satellite, but its data was not being used for weather forecast modeling.”

    The Air Force still has six DMSP satellites in service following the launch last April of DMSP-F19. A seventh satellite, DMSP-F20, was under consideration for a 2016 launch as recently as November.

    https://spacenews.com/20-year-old-military-weather-satellite-apparently-exploded-in-orbit/

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