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| SpaceX successfully launches spy satellite from California Air Force base |
| 2022-04-19 |
| [FOXBUSINESS] SpaceX successfully launched a spy satellite into orbit on Sunday, a process that aided the National Reconnaissance Office after previous attempts were postponed. The Hawthorne-based company conducted the launch out of the Vandenberg Air Force Base Sunday afternoon after its initially scheduled launch on Friday was delayed twice over Colonel Rob Long, Space Launch Delta 30 commander, said in a statement that the NROL-85 launch sent "critical" equipment that would aid in securing "vital intelligence data." "Today the Western Range teamed with the National Reconnaissance Office to deliver a critical national security payload, which will provide our warfighters and decision-makers with vital intelligence data," Long said Sunday, according to the report. Related: SpaceX: 2022-04-16 Elon Musk talks Twitter, Tesla and how his brain works ‐ live at TED2022 SpaceX: 2022-04-05 TimCast: Elon Musk Was Just Appointed A DIRECTOR At Twitter, Woke Leftists Panic Over Losing Censorship Power SpaceX: 2022-04-05 Great News! Elon Musk Becomes Twitter's Largest Shareholder After Conducting a Poll |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #1 And we are supposed to believe that Musk will be so cool if he were to "fix" Twitter all the while his company is sending up NRO satellites. |
| Posted by: DooDahMan 2022-04-19 20:37 |