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March 25, 2014

US's old satellites cannot track Malaysian airplane, as war drones suck funds dry
Moscow (Voice of Russia) Mar 25, 2014
The US's old satellites cannot track the missing Malaysian airplane as money is being spent on war drones instead. As the world grows obsessed with drone imagery, it comes at the expense of ignoring satellite radar technology. In today's day and age, high-resolution image satellites are capable of snapping very detailed photos of small locations. However, an imagery solutions manager for the firm Esri believes that old-fashioned radar satellites are superior at finding lost items at sea. Rad ... read more

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