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6 votes
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How often are satellite images taken? Those that are more periodic, why they don't have much resolution?
Hi, How often are satellite images taken? Why are more periodic images takes with less resolution (is it a different process?) for example https://zoom.earth takes every 12 hours, but on the most...
Hi,
How often are satellite images taken? Why are more periodic images takes with less resolution (is it a different process?)
for example https://zoom.earth takes every 12 hours, but on the most frequent ones i am not able to zoom much (before it switch to older ones)
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The world economy runs on GPS. It needs a backup plan
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Rocket Lab plans to launch rocket "It's Business Time" tomorrow, June 27, 00:30 UTC
If successful this will be Rocket Lab's first commercial launch and second rocket to reach orbit after Still Testing's successful launch in January. It's Business Time will carry a handful of...
If successful this will be Rocket Lab's first commercial launch and second rocket to reach orbit after Still Testing's successful launch in January. It's Business Time will carry a handful of small satellites including the IRVINE01 cubesat built by Irvine, California high school students; two Lemur-2 cubesats for Spire; and the NABEO drag sail demonstrator for end of life satellite deorbiting for Bavaria.
Rocket Lab launches their Electron rockets from Launch Complex 1 on the picturesque Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand.
Rocket Watch page with some info and a countdown timer
It's business, it's business time!
Updates:
Launch bumped to 02:10 UTC
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"Fat Earth Theory" - How the oblateness of the Earth affects the orbits of satellites
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SpaceX is achieving high bandwidth, 25ms latency with Starlink test satellites
@elonmusk: @nitantbhartia @ninoles @medickinson @thephysicsgirl Pretty good. TinTin A & B are both closing the link to ground w phased array at high bandwidth, low latency (25 ms). Good enough to play fast response video games.
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China aims to land on dark side of moon via launch of 'Magpie Bridge' satellite
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Newly released Gaia data: A speeding interstellar invader, the fastest-growing black hole, and more than 10,000 nearby white dwarfs.
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The curious case of the rogue 'SpaceBee' satellites
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NASA satellites reveal major shifts in global freshwater
11 votes