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Politics : CONSPIRACY THEORIES

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To: sea_urchin who wrote (59)1/20/2005 3:22:44 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER  Read Replies (2) of 418
 
Re: Hence the need for an hydroacoustic crosscheck.

Which you are reluctant to contact the Swiss station about.


Indeed, because that Swiss station relies on the following guys to get the data (via a satellite link):

dg.navy.mil

Now, remember that even you have intimated that, unless one speaks Hebrew(*), requesting info from Diego Garcia personnel would be a waste of time... So, tell me, what prompted you to change your mind and believe that the Swiss have been fed with reliable hydroacoustic data by the US Navy?

In the same line of thought, did you puzzle out the following snippet (from my post #54)?

3. My request to purchase satellite pictures of the earthquake from digitalglobe.com got this response:

"We do not have imagery over the ocean where the tsunami originated. However, we do have imagery over the Asian regions affected by the tsunami with numerous resources available on our website for obtaining or observing this imagery listed below."

Isn't it dumbfounding? That outfit, digitalglobe.com (**), would supply you with all the pics of Aceh's coastal areas before and after the tsunami... yet, it's impossible for them to dig up satellite pics from the "epicenter" itself --how come?

(*) Message 20949190

(**) What you need, when you need it, anywhere on earth

DigitalGlobe is building a constellation of high-resolution earth imaging satellites and a comprehensive geo-information product store -- DigitalGlobe.com -- that allows you to quickly access and order a wide variety of imagery and derivative information products, including our 70-centimeter panchromatic and 2.8-meter multispectral imagery--the highest resolution satellite imagery available commercially. All together, our data sources will represent the market's most robust collection of up-to-date spatial information.

Anywhere on earth, indeed!
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