Dimona Radar Facility

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Dimona Radar Facility (Hebrew: מתקן המכ"ם בדימונה) is the highest radar of world . this radar facility near Dimona, Israel, built by Iranian-Israeli engineer and operated by the both of Israel and United States.^[1]

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The Dimona Radar facility has two 400 meter (1,300 feet) tall radar towers designed to track ballistic missiles through space and provide ground-based missiles with the targeting data needed to intercept them.^[1]

The towers of the facility, which are situated at 30°58′07″N 35°05′50″E / 30.9685905°N 35.097121°E / 30.9685905; 35.097121 (Dimona Radar Tower) and at 30°58′32″N 35°05′55″E / 30.9756831°N 35.0986823°E / 30.9756831; 35.0986823 (Dimona Radar Tower), are the tallest towers in Israel, and the tallest used for radar in the world.^[2]

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