They are either worried about their nephlim brothers space craft being seen or...much more likely. they are worried about you seeing the north pole frozen over with millions of polar bears wondering around...maybe, getting even more ridiculous... fear you might see the "Giant Hole" at the north pole where the aliens fly in and out of...laughing my butt off...
Regardless...seems pretty stupid and suspicious to me.

Nothing to see here...move along.

The government or even the UN should not have any business in Space. I really dislike when I see this it's like the US Govt keeps it hands from controlling private businesses.

Don't know why y'all got cut off but, I was able to watch from launch all the way thru the deployment of the solar ray deployment on the payload. Try this link. https://www.facebook.com/kwtxnews10/v...

Perhaps as a very old guy, I suffer from a dementia linked to paranoia. I keep feeling as if the Gov. and others are telling me just enough to pique my curiosity but are holding back certain parts that change the complexity and meaning of what they choose to reveal. As our ability to reveal more and more of the universe through our improved instruments, every now and then, a little impossible thing leaks out and the scramble begins to give it every explanation except the true one.Anyone else get that feeling?Then, some science show that has low ratings, will show some unexplained something and leave us hanging with the feeling that, "dammit, there's more to this story that they're not telling us."

The problem with complaining about this is that it really does make the complainer seem like a raving conspiracy-theorist.

Then I read this on the NOAA site. What a fantastic rule to force domestic IP out of the country. It's actually quite mind blowing to realize that the government has taken so many steps to suppress the people's freedoms.

{copied from NOAA website}
Background
The National and Commercial Space Programs Act (NCSPA or Act), 51 U.S.C. § 60101, et seq as amended (the Act), provides no person who is subject to the jurisdiction or control of the U.S. may operate any private remote sensing space system without a license, and authorized the Secretary of Commerce to license private sector parties to operate private remote sensing space systems. By law, the Secretary can grant a license only upon determining, in writing that the applicant (licensee) will comply with the requirements of the Act, any regulations issued pursuant to the Act and any applicable international obligations and national security concerns of the United States.

Information on applying for a license can be found in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) at 15 CFR Part 960, specifically, Subpart B and Appendix 1.

Did they just not want that Skynet satellite deployment being spread all over the news? ;)

Hello, this is the government and we're here to help . . . ah, suppress you.

During the Falcon heavy launch and second stage
The video had part of the scene blacked out but still a launch of something was visible for an instant. That video soon was taken down and replaced with the released object removed from the scene. Maybe It was be a factor.

Another reason to take the business of launching into space out of the evil clutches of the US federal government.
What a great way to start the Gulch!