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By HARRIET ALEXANDER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
Published: 09:02 EDT, 2 May 2025 | Updated: 09:39 EDT, 2 May 2025
Dawn is yet to break over the Sea of Japan when the sensor snaps into action. Hovering 22,000 miles above Earth, the car-sized SBIR (Space-based Infrared System) pings.
Sensitive enough to see a single lighted match from 200 miles, it has just detected North Korea’s launch of a ballistic missile.
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