How are small satellites changing the earth observation industry?

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Space is big. But, the satellites disrupting the earth observation market are getting smaller and smaller and that’s the future of satellite- Watch this geobuiz exclusive story to know how small satellites are changing the earth observation market.
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[@ronaldgustafson3073]

The background music overwhelms the voices.

[@gr8choctawconfederate350]

Did anybody see the other 20,000 satellites already in space?

[@youtubepoopmaster3457]

gr8choctaw Confederate your brain is flat...

[@MarianKeller]

Yes, and you can do too. Just watch out for iridium flares, or the ISS. Both can be seen with the naked eye.

[@scorcher46]

gr8choctaw Confederate with nearly all of them that completed their missions rendering them useless

[@boptah7489]

There are no satellites in space. ALL satellites are underneath Helium balloons. At approx 100,000 ft

[@nicothechico508]

@@boptah7489 no they aren’t dumby 💀💀 people like u crack me up

[@gunnerdavidson7287]

So glad to hear that small is the new big!

[@temidayoogunsanya6610]

Very good I liked and suscribed

[@mat_name_whatever]

Conventional satellites are slow? Umm that's not how orbital mechanics work

[@eggaweb]

Slow to produce results...

[@rock3tcatU233]

Another submission for r/iamverysmart

[@whitezkullgamer1018]

So cute where can buy it?

[@Minionbd]

How much you can pay ?

[@Elimba78]

Nano satellite's could have less mass and move faster, in theory some interesting things happen the faster a object move's through space and time, if a nano satellite of barely any mass, moved fast enough, things that small can move faster much easier and go to nearby suns much quicker. Hopefully the nano satellite's spiral, as they move through space, maybe it will somehow put energy into its system's, sort of energy transference, like and is convection and like a battery, their is life.

[@twhite5978]

Cool we can by spyed on in real time!

[@riyanrodney834]

That's was invented by a Indian 14 year old student ... But I'm not sure about his age ... But he is a school student after he invented he sent to Nasa for testing.....

[@bradguiraffe3830]

Happy new year for 2020

[@fmflores2000]

Can can that small satellite transmit data and where can it get power ?

[@Minionbd]

It gets power from the sun by the solar panels added on it

[@Minionbd]

And it can transmit data also but as a radio signals not the current digital data.It can also capture pictures and downlink

[@picklenugget3891]

Small Big Is Big The New

[@yesukannan9222]

I wish I want to become roket scientists iam now 10

[@danielkrimmling2636]

with Internet you can study in every age

[@noizcc1093]

Any good companies to invest?

[@sirloinofbeef9683]

I need one I'll pay 100 dollars for one with a camera and wifi but I'll pay 50 more if I can study how certain foods or bugs act up thur

[@kellyoh805]

What?

[@Minionbd]

It it ok to pay 500 dollars ?

[@vancass1326]

send mini satellites to the moon with lunar landing capability with simple robotic machines to explore and begin establishing bases

[@morrow4898]

Exelant 😂

[@joelbridgman555]

It would be cool to see a real picture of some of these "satellites" in space. No, you get CGI.

[@Luna-Lemons]

How the hell do you expect them to take a photo of a tiny box thousands on kilometres out of our atmosphere

[@mackizzer6071]

They put thousands of satellites up everyday but they’re hot air balloons and also help with win directly, all u need it a is a reflected just like if u put the tv remote behind u , it will bounce back, how satellites work, For something that heavy it would cost to much because it’s too heavy and we need to take a lot of telly earning 30% of Microsoft just to keep it in the air(space) not other specs, but THE USS Station is outside of the axis rotation, go explore n learn for yourself, YOUR EXPERIENCE IS LIFE, don’t take what anyone says unless u physical experience, n it’s ok to have theory’s but they’re not facts. Kizzer415

[@siddhantv1]

Guess what happens when u reach 2020

[@sadafahmed8492]

How do make femto satellite

[@mfjtf]

The music makes listing to this video so annoying.

[@Psyleidoscope]

i love how they used a slingshot to hurl those two satellites from the iss. We then see them freely rotating and drifting every which way. Now we are supposed to believe that they will somehow suddenly lock on a 90 deg position to film earth? see the animation of them like a giant ferris wheel around earth!! nice one. these things are tiny, how do they always point down to film earth? boooooooooooooogus! and just like that---a small start up company is gobbled up by google!! yay micro satellites. these images are taken from high altitude balloons. which actually can provide internet. see loon project. Connect the dots people. google is launching 1000's of balloons to provide internet to the southern hemisphere---these will also provide the images which we will be told is coming from nano satellites! (which are a science fiction fantasy)

[@vishalk4647]

psyleidoscope In every satellite there's a system called attitude determination and control system. ADCS is the reason why these satellites always point to the direction where they are supposed to.

[@paullangford8179]

There are two technologies that work fine in LEO. Momentum wheels, and magnetic torque. Best seems to be both, with the momentum wheel for quick moves, and the mag. torque can then be used to bleed the momentum wheel back to its starting point. To alleviate ignorance: as you spin the wheel in one direction, the torque reaction spins the satellite in the other direction; the earth has a magnetic field, and the satellite can use that field effectively as a part of an electric motor, with field coils internally that can create a field that interacts. Further, given the universal use of solar panels, it is possible to use the attitude of the satellite to change the drag exerted by the tenuous atmosphere at LEO to change the orbit.

[@joelbridgman555]

@@paullangford8179 Sorry paul no es possible' In the vacuuuuuum of space there is nothing to push off of. So anything would just careen around hopelessly= space is fake!

[@nicothechico508]

@@joelbridgman555 they just use smaller versions of rockets on them, tiny thrusters it’s really simple if u have a brain

[@nicothechico508]

R u stupid, they literally use small thrusters on these cubesats, people like u r so silly 💀💀💀💀

[@happyfarm1160]

keegees.....

[@ismailerdem2060]

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[@SvetlinTotev]

key-jeeze :)

[@prasiddhnaik2332]

2020

[@shimonanil6752]

Good

[@mitchdg5303]

yocket

[@RUS38]

Circus and clowns. Made for sheeple.

[@MrTom-tw6tb]

Entire world Leaders Father's of Founder's meter 👍 I will be continue appreciate to the Leaders of Entire world 🌎 I will be Free from the Entire meter

[@mellisamaddox3804]

Thatz why they worship the cube!! Satan's deception