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693: 345:. Lacrosse 5 appears to differ somewhat from the previous four satellites. As determined by amateur observers, there are subtle differences in its orbit, and its color is somewhat whiter than the distinct red-orange tint of the earlier ones. Most strikingly, it sometimes fades from brightness to invisibility within the space of a few seconds while still in full sunlight. (Amateur observers call this rapid fade its "disappearing trick", although it appears to be an accidental phenomenon due to the design of the craft and not a deliberate stealth feature.) 681: 1457: 322: 34: 692: 823: 254:, though there have been more powerful instruments deployed in space for this specific purpose. Early versions are believed to have used the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite System ( 243:
as to whether a combined optical/radar reconnaissance satellite (the CIA proposal) or a radar-only one (the USAF proposal) should be developed was resolved in favor of the USAF.
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The Lacrosse 5 (2005-016A) brightness profile showing the sudden dip in brightness known as the "disappearance trick".
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Unit costs (including launch) in 1990 dollars are estimated to be in the range of US$ 0.5 to 1.0 billion.
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late 2008. The launch of NROL-41 (USA 215) in September 2010 has all orbital characteristics of a radar
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After initial orbit, minor adjustments were made, sending it to 675 km × 572 km × 68.1°.
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The USA-133 traversing Canis Minor as seen from Leiden, the Netherlands, on 19 March 2011.
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as its prime imaging instrument. It is able to see through cloud cover and also has some
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An image released by the NRO, reportedly showing a Lacrosse satellite under construction.
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of 68° and 57°, combined with their altitude give the satellites a complete view of the
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prior to 2008, there was widespread evidence pointing to its existence, including one
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involves a series of codes necessary to control a Lacrosse reconnaissance satellite.
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The Space Review: Radar love: the tortured history of American space radar programs
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The constellation of the Lacrosse (Onyx) SAR satellites in orbit as of August 2011.
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SeeSat-L 1 Oct-10 : Reason for FIA Radar 1/USA 215 retrograde orbit
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website. In July 2008, the NRO itself declassified the existence of its
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Series of American terrestrial radar imaging reconnaissance satellites
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involves a Lacrosse satellite as the US intelligence eye in the sky.
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Five Lacrosse spacecraft have been launched, with none currently in
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Photometric curves showing Lacrosse 5 disappearing trick
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is sometimes used to refer to the three newer units.
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Index

LCROSS

Lockheed Martin
National Reconnaissance Office
Radar imaging
Low Earth
USA-34
USA-182
radar imaging
reconnaissance satellites
National Reconnaissance Office
Government of the United States
NASA
synthetic aperture radar
Director of Central Intelligence
Stansfield Turner
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S. Air Force
synthetic aperture radar
ability to penetrate soil
TDRSS
White Sands
New Mexico
satellites
Future Imagery Architecture
Space Based Radar
Congress
remote sensing
FIA
retrograde orbit

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