Defense Department: Navy missile hits dying spy satellite

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    More to come as details arrive including where the satellite was hit, where the debris will fall etc.

     
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  2. gauharjk

    gauharjk Notable Member

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    Oh! I never thought you could accurately target a satellite outside the earth's atmosphere. At what altitude was the satellite?
     
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    Finally, we get a military success story.
     
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    Star Wars is starting to work.
     
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    Rub3X Well-Known Member

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    There was something on that satelite that the U.S. really didn't want to go public.....
     
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    Yeah the fuel that burns peoples lungs.
     
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    FFTEX Peon

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    Suffocation from inflamed lungs ain't the way to go. I know though that that satellite got hit 130 miles out of orbit I believe. So once you hit space 130 miles past that. Should be sometime tomorrow that they will have an idea where the remaining pieces are going to hit on earth.
     
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    There shouldn't be many or any pieces that hit the earth since they're smaller and will get burnt up coming into the earth's orbit.
     
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