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can government satellites read what it says on your t-shirt?


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kitt
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A high resolution camera from a satellite in the right angle can read a T-shirt. If you'll put the T-shirt flat on the ground it's preety sure the satllite will read it.
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Hi,
At present the answer is NO.  A very high resolution camers is needed and it does not exist yet.  On top of it the camera has to be in a proper angle towards your T-Shirt...... and aimed at you.......
However it is not science fiction, I believe that within few years it will be possible.
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A camera in a satellite could read the writing on your T-shirt if you are lying down. These cameras have extremely high resolution and this combined with various image enhancement software give excellent results.
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