How Does MIRIAH Satellite Technology Function?

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MIRIAH satellite technology is claimed to provide the best satellite imagery globally, as mentioned in a controversial article. The discussion quickly shifts to skepticism regarding the credibility of the source, which is linked to conspiracy theories. Participants emphasize the importance of reliable information and express concern over the promotion of dubious content. The conversation highlights the need for critical evaluation of sources when discussing advanced technologies. Ultimately, the focus remains on understanding the functionality of MIRIAH technology amidst skepticism about its credibility.
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Hi, have you heard about MIRIAH satellite technology? Its the best satellite imagery in the world according to this article.

[crackpot link deleted]

Can anyone tease out how it works?
 
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You posted an article from rense.com, linked from a high level conspiracy theory website? C'mon. You should know better than that: Crackpottery and conspiracy theory are not allowed here.
 
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