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March 3rd, 2011
Russia – Global Aerospace Monitoring System

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Russia has come up with a global aerospace monitoring system that can be used to warn different countries as well as the whole international community about potential threats. Eleven countries have already shown their interest in the project. The project suggests that satellites, special airplanes, ground sensors and navigators will be transmitting all data concerning ongoing or expected natural disasters such as earthquakes, forest fires, tsunami, or even asteroid fall to regional and international crisis centers. In case of any threat, these centers will send warning messages to UN institutions so that people were evacuated from troublesome areas. Read More