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on Friday April 11 2014, @01:24AM
from the public-relations-tools-for-secret-missions dept.
from the public-relations-tools-for-secret-missions dept.
The Air Force has had a robotic spacecraft in orbit for a year and a half, speculation predicts a testbed for spying apparatus.
Rumors abound. One of the most popular is the X-37B can sneak up and eavesdrop on other satellites. The idea does have appeal, but skeptics point out the U.S. already has other smaller, harder to track satellites to do just that.
Can anyone think of better ideas for what they could be using this technology for, or is it just a reusable satellite?
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Croll's Query:
If tin whistles are made of tin, what are foghorns made of?
(Score: 1) by egcagrac0 on Friday April 11 2014, @09:26AM
"Who stole the Keeshka?" is the one that annoys me, although "Pennsylvania Polka" is more likely to get stuck in my head. Beer Barrel Polka... not so much.
Good luck.