Amateur Astrophotographer Captures Secret Satellites
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•Caught on camera: Satellite tracker photographs secret spacecraft
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Amateur space watcher Felix Schöfbänker in Austria has caught some classified spy satellites with his 14 " Dobsonian telescope.
He has captured a new generation of optical and radar imaging U.S. reconnaissance satellites.
The FIA-Radars, also called Topaz , are five US spy satellites that carry a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) This technology can see through clouds and works night and day.
KH-11s are launched into Sun Synchronous orbits.
They pass over an area at the same time every day every day .
Maybe it's a solar panel, Schöfbänker says, but tracking the sun would require moving the entire satellite.
Most big countries have their own observatories dedicated to this kind of imaging.
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