IDF makes strides in space tech race with new satellites


space(Worthy News) – Thousands of new nanosatellites will soon join the growing arsenal of space technology at the disposal of the Israeli military.

The satellites will be used by the Intelligence Corps’ Unit 9900 to allow it to have better and more consistent surveillance of Israel’s enemies. The improved monitoring capabilities will allow the military to decipher intelligence

“We can generate a picture of any point in the world within minutes,” one source says. [ Source: Ynet News (Read More…) ]

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