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The US will put into operation satellites for observing objects in Earth's orbit
13 December, 20:55
The United States plans to launch the Silent Barker system support group, which collects funds for objects in Earth orbit, in 2026, according to Defense News, the director of the American space agency, General Steven Whiting.
Speaking at the US Space Force Association convention in Orlando, Florida, he said the first such devices launched in September 2023 were still in the testing phase, and he writes the periodical.
The Space Force and the US National Intelligence Agency plan to put the satellites into test operation in early 2025.
"As soon as they are tested and verified, information from them will begin to flow into our operational databases," Whiting said.
