A US Cold War-era spy satellite launched in 1988 to collect electronic intelligence has broken apart in low Earth orbit after nearly four decades circling For the full story, visit the source.
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US spy satellite launched to monitor Soviet radar and named after Farrah Fawcett breaks apart 775 km above Earth after 38 years
A US Cold War-era spy satellite launched in 1988 to collect electronic intelligence has broken apart in low Earth orbit after nearly four decades circling
By TOI Science Desk· The Times of India· 1 day ago· 2 min read
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