Preface
During the US Iran standoff, military deployments in the Middle East were brought to the global public by a Chinese commercial remote sensing company called MizarVision, which used high-resolution satellite imagery and geospatial intelligence analysis. F-22 fighter jets, dual carrier strike group trajectories, Patriot missile positions - these sensitive information that used to be only accessible to national intelligence agencies - have been open sourced and released in a free, high-definition, and near real-time manner, quickly becoming core sources for global media and think tanks.
Is this just a successful marketing campaign for the enterprise, or a key turning point in the evolution of the commercial aerospace industry?
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