How Satellite Surveillance Helps Prevent Nuclear War (Space For Humans Transmission)

Who watches the watchers? Earth Observation (EO) satellites, of course! As nations around the world gather for the 2024 Paris Olympics to celebrate and compete in a show of peace, circling satellites overhead are working hard to help preserve that peace. In this transmission, we explore how EO satellites keep countries honest and support nuclear non-proliferation.
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International Atomic Energy Agency (n.d.). Basics of IAEA safeguards. IAEA. www.iaea.org/t...

[@ScottHarris-v6b]

Penguins are not in the arctic.

[@SpaceForHumans]

Hi Scott! Thank you for this correction! Space For Humans prides itself on its rigorous fact-checking procedures... Our producer, Ricardo, on the other hand, went rogue and demanded Arctic Space For Penguins (his solo YT channel) get some exposure on our platform... At least that is what he tells us. We think it's more likely that he is a dummy. Regardless, we apologize and we promise to do better. Thank you.

[@amandakehrberg60]

Thank you Scott! My personal headcanon is that the cartoon penguin in the hat is on vacation. And also that he is a research scientist who Freaky-Friday-ed with a penguin. But you'll for sure find that scientist's human body in an appropriate penguin environment.