Holy smokes. That bright spot in the middle...that's glare from the camera light isn't it? He's straight up posting national security intel on twitter 
That is a photo taken of a screen during an intelligence presentation with the classification tag covered over. The combination of orientation and time can be used to determine what satellite and details of the imaging system used. Nice job giving away NTM sources and methods.
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Camera, room, or projector light.
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Well, let me tell you : you don't see this kind of resolution in satellite imagery everyday.
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Ok genius, what is the orientation and time? I'll be waiting.
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Already covered on other threads google that yourself.
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Its not like China and Russia wouldn't like photographic confirmation of what our satellites geospatial resolutions at high offset slant ranges are. Why do you think that imagery has been classified all this time? For fun?
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Lol it's probably commercial. And there is 0 intelligence value annotated in here.
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Top left in black is obviously hiding something... Check this link you can see the difference of precision with commercial images, it's just another league... Satellite is identified also. Valuable intel given away one more time... https://spaceflightnow.com/2019/08/30/surveillance-photos-reveal-apparent-explosion-on-iranian-launch-pad/ …
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