could the GeoEye-1 spy satellite have a "classified mode"?

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October 11th 08, 05:04 PM posted to sci.space.policy

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could the GeoEye-1 spy satellite have a "classified mode"?

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everybody knows that the GPS satellites system has two operational
modes: a "declassified" commercial/low accuracy mode and a
"classified" military/higher accuracy mode

well, my question is:

could the Google Intelligence Agency (GIA) GeoEye-1 new spy satellite
have also a VERY HI-RES "classified mode"?

GeoEye-1 Wired article:

http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2...e-1-super.html

Google Intelligenge Agency (GIA) logo/patch/parody:

http://www.ghostnasa.com/gia.jpg

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