An object in polar orbit was detected as early as 1954 by Dr. Lincoln La Paz. Polar orbits were not achievable by any nation at that time. NASA photographed it during the 1998 STS-88 mission. The photographs exist in the public record.

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In 1973 a Scottish astronomer named Duncan Lunan analyzed a series of anomalous radio echoes from 1927 and concluded they represented a star map — pointing to Epsilon Boötis. The object in polar orbit was not mentioned in his paper. He added a footnote in a 1998 revision: 7.83.