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Meet the New Satellite Connection Technology the U.S. Navy Wants on Its Ships

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A NASA satellite image, taken by one of the Expedition 25 crew members on the International Space Station, shows the lights of Cairo, Alexandria and the Nile River, Egypt October 28, 2010. Picture taken October 28, 2010. NASA/Handout via REUTERS

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