From: chakatfirepaw@gmail.com   
      
   On Fri, 22 Jul 2016 08:20:54 -0700, Mikkel Haaheim wrote:   
      
   > Every agrument we consider for why "there ain't no stealth in space"   
   > already applies for anything on land or in the air. And yet...   
      
   Here's your problem, you don't actually understand the core problems with   
   stealth in space.   
      
   There is no horizon.  On a planet you only have to be able to keep from   
   being detected by sensors that are really close to you.   
      
   Space gives a very uncluttered background.  On a planet you have   
   everything from mountains to shifts in atmospheric conditions causing   
   sensor clutter.   
      
      
   Space really is a different sensor environment.   
      
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