EXCLUSIVE look inside Lockheed Martin's new satellite torture-testing facility 

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I'm sure some awakening AI is thinking the same thing..🤔🤔

We don't have the funds to do it that's why

@@user-jq5bs8ij1u we have the funds it's just not worth it, what money is there to be made in space trash removal?

@@TheRandompaint Well the space force says their gonna start paying people to remove it. so thats one way to make money.

I could see lasers being used to de-oribit or burn up small pieces of junk.

@@Akathepriest I don't think pointing a powerful laser in random directions in space would be a good idea lol let three different alien species know exactly where we are like a beacon

Lockheed Martin does pretty much everything space related in Littleton, Colorado. A lot of stuff that used to be done in Sunnyvale CA has since moved to Colorado, including their Fleet Ballistic Missile Program.

They also make their missiles and test them here in Tucson AZ

Colin Robinson would be proud

I bet you would

It's a solder fountain .....

ok and

I am pretty confident that this isn't a spy satellite. First off, the instruments are designed for a specific use, and certain parties will have access to these instruments. This means that any data the Govt might want to use would have to be measured, and transmitted all whilst they block the scientific users of the satellite. Also, the US already has plenty of spy satellites already in non-geostationary orbits (LEO) which gets a more detailed view of the earth's surface whilst covering more ground. Due to this satellite being in geo-stationary orbit, it would have to have very powerful instruments which are not designed for tracking weather in any way, and would only be able to look at one, very specific location on the planet, not ideal for when you need to track global activity. Last of all, due to the weight requirement of emplacing these much more powerful instruments, it would be taking away from the capability of the weather instruments, and therefore would simply be far more economical to launch an actual spy satellite that has an unknown orbit (and therefore location) to do your tracking.

Calm down tin foil hat

I thought she was British

@@carholic-sz3qv that's most definitely an Australian accent

science can be sexy too😀

Of course! She’s an Aussie… that’s to be expected! Aussie Aussie Aussie, oi! Oi! Oi!

Lockheed is a private company

@@lukeskypwner278 Contracted by the government.

Not you. Because you are jobless and drunk all the time

Your mom