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By Stephen Clark Russia launched a Soyuz rocket Wednesday carrying a covert military payload believed to be a spy satellite with a high-resolution optical camera. The Soyuz rocket lifted off at 1658 GMT from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia, ...

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3 Months Ago, Space.com says (in Chinese Rocket Launches With Top Secret Spy Satellite) A Chinese remote sensing mission, believed to be a military reconnaissance satellite, lifted off from a desert launch pad on a Long March ...

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And military-technologies.net says (in China Lifts Off Rocket With A Spy Satellite. - Military Technologies) China Lifts Off Rocket With A Spy Satellite.
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It is relatively probable that a Chinese military reconnaissance satellite lifted off from a desert launch pad on a Long March rocket on Wednesday, ...

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Thumbnail And Spaceflight Now says (in Chinese rocket launches with top secret spy satellite) A Chinese remote sensing mission, believed to be a military reconnaissance satellite, lifted off from a desert launch pad on a Long March ...

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