>>155708

then polar orbits are not ideal for that, would be better putting the satellites they need in a geosyncronous orbit at NKs longitude, would have what they need at any time of day then

>>155748

you can watch the livecast of the spacex launch on youtube. all 10 iridium satellites that were on last nights launch were released into their orbits.

>>155766

the spacex one. you do know how orbit work right? the rocket launched south out of california, went over the south pole and finalised its orbit and released the satellites. where are you after you go directly south out of CA and half way around the earth? youre over africa now.

>>155793

and there was, the spacex iridium 4 launch and the japanese h-IIa launched, not exactly hard to predict when theyre scheduled months in advance.

https://www. space.com/39178-spacex-used-rocket-launch-japan-satellite-webcasts.html

maybe something else involving actual missiles is coming up, not rocket launches