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English: The Space Surveillance Telescope program' (SST) is DARPA's ground based, advanced, optical system for detection and tracking of faint objects in space such as asteroids. It is also to be employed for space defense missions. The program is designed to advance, or expand, space situational awareness, and be able to quickly provide wide area search capability. |
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Source | DARPA Web Information Service - SST program | |||||||
Author | Major Travis Blake, Ph.D., USAF - Program Manager for DARPA SST program | |||||||
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