DARPA is Developing a Spy Satellite to Stream Real-Time Video, See Any Target
by Max Eddy | 1:25 pm, December 21st
As is the case with most projects coming out of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, this starts simple and quickly becomes complicated. Here’s the simple part: Currently, military planners rely on drones to get real-time information about battlefields or areas of interest. Now things get complicated, as there aren’t enough drones and they don’t fly high enough to enter what DARPA calls “denied territories.” In order to bridge that gap, DARPA makes it really complicated by researching the possibility of capturing video from space using spy satellites fitted with enormous flexible lenses some 60 feet across.
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