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February 17, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 40 weeks ago
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I read numerous blogs reporting that the space experts involved all seem to agree that the hydrazine poses no serious problem and that the shoot-down may be attributed to a pentagon desire to test missile defense systems and hide it under the guise of protecting the public. China recently shot down one of their satellites and we can't let them outdo us. Considering the administration's past disregard of science and their military orientation it seems conceivable that the blogs may have it right.