They dream of having a few of these in the CVN magazine ....
As for the Aviation Ordnancemen ....
A few more details on micro-satellites here.
Hat tip SLDINFO.
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4 comments:
very interesting
2 things:
1. can this be adapted to ASAT purposes
2. how long before Chinese buy/steal and copy it?
How long until China steals it? Already done.
<span>"What is happening to all this data ... is still largely an open question. However, if even a fraction of it is used to build better competing products or beat a competitor at a key negotiation (due to having stolen the other team's playbook), the loss represents a massive economic threat."</span>
We already have something better
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_X-37
Capable of going up and landing on a runway and being reused. Can stay in orbit for 270 days and MOVE around durring that time. So..... Plus we can launch 4 or 5 atleast with a Falcon 9 or a Atlas V (preferably once falcon series is up rely on it its all made in the USA where as the Atlas is a conglomerate of russian and american.
Try a lob manuever in theater and see what happens...
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