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spy satellite

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Noun1.spy satellite - a satellite with sensors to detect nuclear explosionsspy satellite - a satellite with sensors to detect nuclear explosions
artificial satellite, orbiter, satellite - man-made equipment that orbits around the earth or the moon


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In the satellite case, a government investigation found that TRW Inc, which Northrop Grumman acquired in 2002, failed to test or qualify microelectronic parts for spy satellites it made under contract with the National Reconnaissance Office.
In the satellite case, a government investigation found that TRW Inc, which Northrop Grumman acquired in 2002, failed to test or qualify microelectronic parts for spy satellites it made under contract with the National Reconnaissance Office.
Spy satellites have photographed the nose cone of a long-range North Korean rocket on its launch pad but its remains unclear whether it is carrying a satellite or a warhead, a report said Sunday.
 
 
 
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