WTF? Japanese Black Hole Satellite Lost In Space

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EDITORS NOTE: So, a satellite just goes missing? Really? With the orbital paths of satellites being such a precise science, one must wuestion just what has occured in the skies above us.

Should we be worried about the recent North Korean satellite that is now in its polar orbit? Is it a weapon in disguise?

With the Chinese space programs going into overdrive l, who actually knows what is up there!

Not so long ago we were talking about the possible use of space weaponry in relation to the massive explosions that took place in Tianjin, China. Could we be looking at some retalliation by the Chinese?

We know so little or nothing about what in reality is going on in near earth orbit, let alone further out into the solar system with potential secret space programs.

In reality we can only take the Japanese word for it that this was a satellite seeking black holes, but what if this in itself was a soace weapon?

We will be exploring this topic & other space related X-Files over on the Kev Baker Show with special guest & researcher into secret space, Olav Phillips. Join us from 11pm UK , 6pm EST , 3pm PST  over onTruth Frequency Radio

AFP Reports…

Tokyo (AFP) – Dozens of space scientists are desperately scouring the skies after losing track of a quarter-of-a-billion-dollar Japanese satellite that was sent to study black holes.

The ultra-high-tech “Hitomi” — or eye — satellite was supposed to be busy communicating from orbit by now, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) said, but no one can say exactly where it is.

The device briefly made contact with ground crews but has since disappeared, with American researchers reporting that it could have broken into several pieces.

“We’re taking the situation seriously,” Saku Tsuneta, director of the agency’s Institute of Space and Astronautical Science, told a news conference on Sunday.

JAXA has around 40 technicians on the case, trying to locate the spacecraft and establish some kind of communication with it, an agency spokesman told AFP on Monday.

“We know approximately where it is,” the spokesman added, but scientists were still trying to work out its precise location.

The satellite, developed in collaboration with NASA, the US space agency, and various other groups, was launched on February 17 and was designed to observe X-rays emanating from black holes and galaxy clusters.

Black holes have never been directly observed, but scientists believe they are huge collapsed stars whose enormous gravitational pull is so strong that nothing can escape.

The announcement last month that gravitational waves had been detected for the first time added to evidence of their existence after scientists found the waves had been caused by two enormous black holes colliding.

The lost satellite, which cost 31 billion yen ($273 million), including the cost of launching it, was supposed to orbit at an altitude of about 580 kilometres (360 miles).

The Japanese rocket carrying the satellite was launched by the country’s mainstay H-IIA rocket from the Tanegashima Space Center in southern Japan.

Japan has a massive space programme and the country has achieved successes in both scientific and commercial satellite launches. It has sent astronauts on space shuttle and International Space Station missions.

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