equator, it is necessary to put at least three to four satellites in the same orbit to
monitor the area under their path, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
For the purposes of national security, there are more than enough satellites in
orbit, over the earth, to monitor every square inch of it, 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week, 365 days a year. All these satellites are financed with American taxpayer's
dollars and are for the security of the American people.
Some Theory, Philosophy, and Reality Behind National Security and
SMARiTT.
Radar is the ability to see, find, detect, and track things using eeewaves.
Radar was developed back in the early 1900's. When it came about, certain
government and military officials determined it was necessary to install nationally
for the purposes of national security and to be militarily ready in case of war. They
spent millions of taxpayer's dollars to install it nationally. Back in those days a
million dollars was a very large some of money. By the time they had it, almost
completely installed, it was surpassed and outdated. That rendered it useless and
all the money they spent on it was out the window.
When it comes to SMARiTT, the same way of thinking applied. For the
purposes of national security, SMARiTT was installed nationally and used
internationally for espionage, intelligence, and so on. The biggest changes took
place during WW2. Alot of scientists worked on technology for the war effort. Alot
of the focus went into espionage equipment and technology. Producing them
smaller and smaller was also a part of the focus. Mass production was the standard
by this time. Small electronic bugging devises were common and used by many
countries. Cameras were produced smaller so they could be hidden alot easier.
Small cameras were used to take pictures of documents. The telephone was still
the easiest way to bug a room. All of this stuff was recorded also. Recording it was
necessary for the obvious reasons. Such as; One, so the person monitor it didn't
miss anything. Two, so there would be proof and evidence if needed. Three, so it
could be studied later. Four, so the person doing the monitoring could call their
boss and show him or her. Five, and so on, and so on.
Technology was not only used abroad to gather intelligence, but it was used
here to monitor the scientists and the people whom worked on this stuff, to insure
there were no spies. This is called counter intelligence. Even back in those days,
they built buildings with electronic bugging devises built right in them. This is
what is known as a security building.