U.S. Satellites Found No Blast from Missing Jet
U.S. spy satellites detected no sign of a midair explosion when a Malaysian airliner lost contact with air traffic controllers, American officials said Wednesday.
US spy satellites detected no sign of a mid-air explosion when a Malaysian airliner lost contact with air traffic controllers, American officials said Wednesday. The US government in the past has used its satellite network to identify heat signatures…
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