Vanguard, a series of satellites tried by the United State of America. Launching started in the late 1950's. After a few years in orbit contact with the surviving Vanguard satellite was lost. Last contact: 1964.
The first Vanguard launch ended in failure, when the rocket plummeted back to earth, from only several yards in the air.
Exact cause of launch failure: Classified.
Bell was involved with the construction of Vanguard series. Strangely, there were six vanguard satellites constructed, but we can only find fragments of information.
The image above shows one of the Vanguards being stored on display. Click the link to enlarge, and zoom to read the plaque. It states this is meant to be the first, but couldn't due to launch failure. The plaque creates some confusing information. Is the vanguard above meant to be the Vanguard that survived the explosion?
The image above is T3, which allegedly survived our explosion. Is this the same Vanguard showed above? This survived the explosion of video one? Almost as convenient as terrorist passports floating down from the twin towers.
Can you believe, as Wiki states, that after explosion, this thing was emitting its signal?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanguard_TV3
"The Vanguard satellite was thrown clear and landed on the ground a short distance away with its transmitters still sending out a beacon signal."
The above video is interesting. At the end it makes a claim of Van Allen Belt destruction, but there's no good way to indicate which satellite, if any in the Vanguard series, he is talking about, due to the nature of editing. Also notice the noise maker he turns on. I wish we could have that analyzed by a specialist to see if it is anything more than a noise maker.
I'm going to call complete diss-info on some of the footage in the video above. Our friend here claims to be able to track the Vanguard satellite, despite the US government not being able to track our 6" friend. Notice at several points in the video the "satellite" stands still. At 2:06 it turns into a shooting star!
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