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A couple of enterprising Frenchmen, Thierry Legault and Emmanuel Rietsch, have been working on a project to track spy satellites. They modified a Takahashi EM400 telescope mount and a Meade Schmidt-Cassegrain 10-inch telescope for a system that follows a distant orbital object.

The two have spent two years on their project until they have finally managed to record the X-37B International Space Station as well as the Keyhole and Lacrosse spy satellites. Now those spy satellites have to be careful!

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lmfao that is pretty funny xD
thanks for sharing ~


lol how ironic XD
Thnx for sharing!!


HAHA that’s funny!  i bet they weren’t expecting that!


Wow! It’s so cool ^^ spy satellites you better be careful! LoL


LOL… a telescope syping on a spy satellites...cool…
ty for sharing


wow!~ that is really cool! they must have been glad it succeeded! XD
thanks for sharing!


ty for sharing!
interesting news lol~



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