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WUSA9 segment "Can Spy Satellite Be Blasted From Sky?"

 

Washington D.C.'s newstation,WUSA 9, featured Dr. Ray Sedwick, Assistant Professor Aerospace Engineering, on a recent segment "Can Spy Satellite Be Blasted From Sky?".

The impending spy satellite target practice has been generating quite a stir within the media. Sedwick indicates that success for this program means reliance upon hardware and software designed especially for the task.

You may review this segment online at:

http://www.wusa9.com/rss/local_article.aspx?storyid=68731

Or you may view the video broadcast here at:

http://www.wusa9.com/video/player.aspx?aid=56424&sid=68731&bw=



Related Articles:
Two Aero Faculty Selected as Associate AIAA Fellows
Sedwick Awarded 2009 NSF Career Award
Dr. Sedwick joins aerospace faculty

February 28, 2008


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