What would you like to see this used for?

@shemaserge4305

2 жыл бұрын

Free global internet 🤣

@alphacore4332

2 жыл бұрын

It should be used for SkyNet AI, because reasons.

@zodsinclair8500

2 жыл бұрын

Find Putin & SkyHook him to the Hague, Charge for war crimes, let Russia choose a new leader, etc,etc

@solgato5186

2 жыл бұрын

cleaning up space debris?

@MadRedAlchemist

2 жыл бұрын

Democratize the government secrets of the United States, that would be interesting.

"Transparency creates security, creates trust." This! We need more transparency in this world.

@Ergot59

2 жыл бұрын

lol, do not let tRudeau see this.

@lilBabyBornInCalifornia

2 жыл бұрын

not true at all though... all science and no psychology

@freethink

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It's been fascinating to watch the role public satellite data has played in the Ukraine conflict. Hopefully the decentralized ability to monitor conflicts and governments in realtime increases accountability and keeps people more honest worldwide.

@mikelbrenn111

2 жыл бұрын

"No security, no freedom, no trust" -communist/authoritarian-

@hyy3657

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ergot59 I don't assume China even want to hide it, I saw some volunteer in Xinjiang, they have transparent data about it (Chinese only), I admit they tend to use aggressive way to solve the problem like controlling covid, but also keep their indigenous culture, the big part is Chinese think differently (The Taoist philosophy, Confucianism etc.) and did not have monotheism history and core of eliminating other culture, Uyghur is also part of Chinese culture, they will not destroy it, such facility will be wrong if they have "Germany motivation" lol, satellite image can not replace details on the ground.

This actually makes me more excited and hopeful about humanity and collective/decentralized intelligence

@lilBabyBornInCalifornia

2 жыл бұрын

yes, we all should have access to all data... including data that would start wars, or data like the nuclear launch codes

@dwhorlow8397

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilBabyBornInCalifornia Nuclear launch codes will do you no good if you can't get into the launch facility anyway.

@lilBabyBornInCalifornia

2 жыл бұрын

@@dwhorlow8397 obviously you have no fucking clue how those codes work do you... you think the president DRIVES to the fucking launch sites??? hahahahaha

@mactep1

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilBabyBornInCalifornia If everyone knew how to launch a nuke, then governments would be forced to get rid of them.

@redavni1

2 жыл бұрын

He said 8 billion smart people. He is a liar

Skynet deeply appreciates your contributions.

This is crazy, I'm an engineer and hobbyist. I was just telling my son I want to make a mini satellite the size of a cell phone. Maybe I spent to much time playing ksp but I believe given the blessing by the FCC I could make this work. I dont know what the end goal is yet outside a private mesh communications network and real time weather reporting.

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

@DagobertDax

2 жыл бұрын

@@zaminhuseynov9201 dont forget the giant turtles back its placed on

@uneaverageME

5 ай бұрын

You should still make it. There’s lots of ppl I know who’s pay good money to have something like that, esp if it was done by a hobbyist and not a major company beholden to laws and tax contracts. Lmk if it goes anywhere, I’m serious there’s money here :)

I remember learning about these guys years ago! I'd been wondering how it was going.

@RyuuOujiXS

2 жыл бұрын

An obvious failure

4:40 _Transparency creates security, creates trust_ I really like this segment! 👍👍👍

Definitely cool but what are they going to do about space debris from their products? Like does it all burn up and does it pose a threat to other satellites during its lifetime?

@grantmccoy6739

2 жыл бұрын

The orbit is too low for it too stay for very long. So it deorbits naturally. There's also literally way more space than is required for small or even large satellites.

@zodsinclair8500

2 жыл бұрын

so small it'll burn up to nothin before it could even hit anything, its a great idea.

@theguythatcoment

2 жыл бұрын

I'll tell you a secret, space is big, very very big, so big that you'd need to orbit as much stuff as to literally exhaust every ounce of propellent on earth in order to make space flights insecure.

@adammillwardart7831

2 жыл бұрын

Who cares? As long as the masks keep people from spreading viruses and these satellites make sure there's no misinformation about climate change on the internet, humans are set for a very bright and free future....

@degummybear

2 жыл бұрын

@@adammillwardart7831 🤡🤡🤡

Finally a high quality content that is availlable to almost anyone ,that you freethink for taking the time to share and explore what is possible whith this kind of technology..

I have a feeling, that these guys dont make money by pointing out illegral deforestation or checking on coral reefs... This does not benefit the small people, it mostly benefits large companys, intelligence services and the military who are able to process such huge amounts of data. Satalites do not come cheap.

@PuckLokin

2 жыл бұрын

I have a feeling these guys didn't quit NASA for the money

@TrevorStandley

2 жыл бұрын

It's sad, but I also can't help but feel cynical about this. This type of technology is useful for what they mention, but I can't see how they could monetize it. On the other hand, authoritarian governments would pay incredible amounts of money to be able to use this technology to control their populations. The fact that this video doesn't ever even address that or the other possible negative uses makes me even more worried.

@mwanikimwaniki6801

2 жыл бұрын

@@TrevorStandley Authoritarian? Lol. Americans are probably already all over this

@bsharper

2 жыл бұрын

@@TrevorStandley Satellite imagery industry is already an established industry (2-3 billion in 2020) and growing. What would an authoritarian government do with a 3 hour old snapshot (assuming no cloud cover) of an area that they can't do with drones, cameras and a few people with cell phones? This data isn't live. The difference with this company is that they are doing daily snapshots of the Earth, and they are doing it with less expensive satellites that are upgraded more frequently. People have used this type of imagery for very inventive purposes (counting cars in parking lots to determine a company's performance, for example).

@TrevorStandley

2 жыл бұрын

@@bsharper You addressed none of my issues.

My fear, as with many things is that this technology can become too depended upon for truthful or unadulterated information. The shift between google as a indexing company and google as a pervasive system that tries to influence culture, opinion and perceived truth. I would hope that there is some way to insure all information is treated equally, perhaps if every satellite was in some way public, and all processes used to categorize and understand the information were open source.

@lyndonthan4350

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with your concerns. This video is effective at presenting this new capability as a very positive thing, but of course the loss of privacy and anonymity are not mentioned. 'Big Brother' is what kept coming to mind as I watched. No doubt, accountability and verification of things will have great impacts on how things play out in the world. Putin's war is a great example of this, but he still manages to hide some things from his people, despite many actors posting daily about Russian troop movements, etc. Same with the Uyghur camps. The idea of information overload, has recently seemed to be turning into a kind of information-ocracy, in which those willing and able to dig more are finding themselves separated form those less able or willing to find the information. This is despite the unprecedented 'freedom' of information availability. The real question is right as you put it. Who will supress and hide and obfuscate what information for their own ends? And from this, what new methods will hackers start using now, to engineer the information that is being shared.

@leftleg4024

2 жыл бұрын

The “forced labor camp” and “silo” are perfect examples. This company can dictate what label to put on of a image. It’s actually a joke in China - the labor camp is actually a factory with employee dormitories, and the “silos” are actually forestation sprayers inside a desert. You have stereotypes and you bend what you see. Then you use it as “evidence”

@clayofman-levisiewert8381

2 жыл бұрын

@@leftleg4024 Thank you, those are perfect examples.

@kelradford374

2 жыл бұрын

You have touched on a really important topic. Today we are bombarded with stuff companies think we need, we get bombard with ads for things we may have looked at 6 months ago. But we don't know exactly what companies like Google hold of ours. When does personal become public and when does it get stored away for someone to us against us at a date?

"Transparency creates security, creates trust." No, it just means the horrible people in charge no longer have to hide how horrible they are, It creates less trust as more and more people realize that the powers that be have no interest in your security. This is actually a good thing though, as more people are seeing this there's more hope for effective change.

Let's goooo! I wanna see more transparency from all. If we all can see the things going on, terrible and good, then we all can decide together whether or not to allow those things to continue. So many amazing things we can do together with this that helps keep the world safer, and allows us to know when malicious actors are continuing to be malicious without having to trust any government. KEEP GOING PLANET

@imadeyoureadthis1

2 жыл бұрын

What about individual freedom? Nobody wants 100% transparency.

The US government would not allow this. People having satellite technology without supervision?! Never Big government doesn't do freedom of information to the people.

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

Can people stay sane if they knew all the truths?

@alphacore4332

2 жыл бұрын

Big government doesn't do freedom - almost by definition.

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary...

If the masses had access to this it would shine a bright light on a lot of dark corners that politicians don't want us to know. I imagine governments will not like illuminating the masses. Keeping us in the dark is the current model. It's a very exciting thing, cheering for them.

@victorvanvolt8425

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know why you say this. Have you ever sat down and think of how much time does the average person has in a month? how much time does it takes to "look up" the problems in the political system? 1. A political system is very complex and in general is made by 10.000 people (at least) that make or update at leas 60 laws per month. That means reading at leas 10 hours per day just to keep up, that's why most lawyers have specific fields and even they sometimes don't keep up. 2. People at most have 200 hours of free time per month (if they have no kids), to look up something it takes at least 2 to 4 hours and to understand that something in detail it takes 10 hours (as much time as reading an avarage size book). 3. There is another problem with media that makes 5 to 10 "hot takes" per day, on events that are related to laws from the past, present or future, that need to be factchecked. Conclusion, the problem is time, the masses can't be generalists they need to specialize on an event, educate on it and demand change.

@photorealm

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorvanvolt8425 You are absolutely right. Research is dauntingly tedious. Getting access to the data is just one problem solved. Exploring the data for useful hidden information is a the challenge. As a software developer I have been deeply involved in AI with a lot of focus on image detection and recognition . And I believe this can reduce that time by several orders of magnitude. It is insanely challenging , but these systems are insanely good at what they do and they do it really fast. Almost all consumable information is already digitized so it can be done. The time and man power that that takes to get actual facts out of mountains of information must be reduced and performance improved. This idea didn't just pop into my head its been a journey:)

@RyuuOujiXS

2 жыл бұрын

Be more specific about your bullshit

Incredibly inspired by the brilliant work. Well done.

Technically speaking, they are the fastest smartphone ever

The applications and benefits of this data are truly immense !

The first step of Jacques Fresco's Utopia was to index all the ressource of the world, nicely done here !

Great. Now my ex can see when my cars home or not and I'm unable to opt out of this tracking. This is going to be tough to balance individual privacy with.

@TChau-ki7sc

2 жыл бұрын

There are people making policy to protect privacy but let's just hope they do it on time

Idk about this. I don't want someone watching my every move.

Love this video! Done so well.

Beautiful!!

Increase connectivity!!!! save the world!!!

Fantastic! New space debris and new space junk, scattered everywhere. What a brilliant idea!

"in the last 40 years we've lost 70 % of life from the earth" maybe don't believe everything this guy says

Very interesting video. I hoped that you cover more information though: 1) Unit price. Since such a satellite is so much cheaper than a traditional one, how much is it? 2) Launch cost. A good part of the cost of a satellite is launch. So how much does it cost to bring them into space? 3) Stored data. The entire earth, every day. How much data is that and how is it stored?

@electedsphinx4086

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder if they could sling them into space with that slingshot launcher, very cheap compared to chemical propulsion

@al3xf103

4 ай бұрын

@@electedsphinx4086that slingshot launcher was using rockets to get to orbit anyway

@al3xf103

4 ай бұрын

They could piggyback on spacex launches, they offer that as a service now I believe

WOW! can't ignore that!

could anyone else hear the high pitch screeching half way through?

@alphacore4332

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, it's like a dog whistle sound.

This has already been done for decades by the NRO and NGIA. National Reconnaissance Office and National Geospatial Intelligence Agency.

This was an eyeopening vidoe, didnt know this tech exists. Checking out their website right now

THIS right here is Why DATA is BEAUTIFUL ! (Y)

Make sense. Good work let's help our only planet.

with great power comes great responsibility

Subed. Your channel rocks!

this types of videos deserves more views than 99% percent of contents in youtube.

Replace politicians with algorithms

Really a great work!

Really like the narrating voice!

excellent work

Yeah, sure - we were told the internet would democratize many things but that backfired spectacularly. When I hear "democratization" I hear corporate sloganeering.

@shemaserge4305

2 жыл бұрын

True true 🤣

@vdwhite687

2 жыл бұрын

It has tho, you get news at your fingertips constantly, its so much harder to keep a secret and much easier to spread ideas.

@shemaserge4305

2 жыл бұрын

@@vdwhite687 well look at the state of it now 🤣

@colleenkaralee2280

2 жыл бұрын

Man seems to always have the mind that wants to "solve" a problem in a way that creates more problems.

@RuhrRedArmy

2 жыл бұрын

@@vdwhite687 I don't deny the internet has major benefits, but the way it has been set up is a disaster, in hindsight. It could have been done better but it has been poisoned by money and politics. It is a warning. Also the problem with ideas on the internet is that they spread based on appeal, not based on their validity.

By far the best innovative idea i have come across. U my friends, Inspire me to do better.

That spy aspect of the technology is what gives me the irk. We are not ready to be that open to each other, especially globally. I fear that might trigger some sort of tech war and eventually lead to nuclear wars. I think this should be contained by permits, if a country provides a permit for surveillance in some parts then yes, but not all. And they too could have access to the platform…

this would be great for all of the planets.

This is incredible, it is the answer to so many problems. It provides accountability :)

It's time to buy shares of companies that build underground 😀

Amazing innovation, that is applicable to so many critical needs. Brilliant ideas!

What's the current revisit time for these LEO small satellites? The video mentioned weeks

Awesome!

Two thumbs up

Always I'm Happy with Like a above vedeo 👍

The more satellites share the same orbit, the more chances of a huge chain reaction catastrophe.

@freethink

2 жыл бұрын

They purposefully fly at lower orbits than most satellites to avoid collisions and ensure the satellites burn up in the atmosphere rather than become long-term debris. www.planet.com/pulse/keeping-space-clean-responsible-satellite-fleet-operations/

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

It starts as a means to care for the planet, and ends up being used as espionage tool by governments or worse, perhaps something like drone terrorism.

Best video I’ve watched on KZread this month

@freethink

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear, thanks for watching!

Could possibly detect the unexplained as well with such technology.

did anybody hear a high pitch shrill during the vintage section? i mean starting 04:47 ? I feel it is still ringing in my ear after i heard it

Innovative thinking but don't we already have a space junk problem?

@gourav4672

2 жыл бұрын

They are at low earth orbit and de orbit due to there low mission time.

@kneegear1589

2 жыл бұрын

slovakian goverment is planning to remove all of it

@Raggamuffinz917

2 жыл бұрын

@@gourav4672 so they aren't you there long enough for them to contribute to space junk, got it. I'm assuming they burn up on re-entry.

@gourav4672

2 жыл бұрын

@@Raggamuffinz917 yes, they do.

@KhaalixD

2 жыл бұрын

no, they burn on re-entry.

Do they have a website? Is it in production yet?

Really good channel

Great

Anybody know where to get that geo/image data? is it only available from google earth pro?

Not always true, unless we can downsize the governments to 1/10th to 1/100th of the current size.

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

This is a very cool concept but I wish the daily images were freely available for anyone to browse without restrictions and having to be a university researcher to view them.

The danger is this data getting locked in a vault accessible to governments only. There's no way to guarantee the public's access to this hugely privacy-invading data. It's always ends up being asymmetric.

Thank you for imagination to start an excellent day!

If only we can erase all the artificial boundaries between states and people

im so excited for this as i will make cool stuff with it if its open source

How about the gyroscope sensor. Are the sensor work properly in outer space or not ?

Can you do a video on the small satellite ecosystem and the various companies like rocket lab, starlink, Terran Orbit, Leostella, Millennium Space, planet labs, Astranis, blue canyon tech, etc.

Why is it that n google earth I look at Atlanta mi area and it's from 10+ years ago if it's updated regular. Even the street view is from that same time. Sure would like to see an update this year.

@massimookissed1023

2 жыл бұрын

The zoomed-in images on Google Earth are taken from aeroplanes. It takes time & a lot of money to image the planet that way in that level of detail, so it's not updated very often. Similarly, Street View involves driving everywhere with cars capturing images.

Did they push the globull warning at some point?

What is done to 1) prevent these from becoming hazardous space debris, and 2) prevent them from colliding with other space debris and setting off an expanding chain reaction of increasing debris? These aren't the only satellites at risk of course, but I'd like to know more about what is done to contend with these issues?

Good idea the technology is for both american and chines as well as anyone watching what a presentation ✌

So is there a website for everyone to access the maps right now?

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary...

This should be open to all people open source.

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

It will also track you at every moment

Thanks i thought the spy wear was getting this..... advanced

I need access to this dataset.

beautiful slovakian technology

Could governments use cloud seeding to hide activities from satellite imagery?

Sounds amazing but I wonder how this contributes to space junk. I hope these satellites are the kind that burn up once they are no longer needed.

@yashpandey812

2 жыл бұрын

I think we should make a dedicated space station that collects space junk for recycling/repair.

@kjl3080

2 жыл бұрын

We have so much space junk that these don’t really make a difference

@freethink

2 жыл бұрын

It's a good question. They have more information on their website at www.planet.com/pulse/keeping-space-clean-responsible-satellite-fleet-operations/ An excerpt: "I am the Director of Spacecraft Missions here at Planet and, along with our CEO Will Marshall, I previously worked at NASA analyzing the risk of space debris and developing mitigation strategies. We are acutely aware of the threat that debris poses to future satellite operations. We care deeply about it and are determined to operate openly and responsibly in space to ensure sustainable and universal access to low-Earth orbit, which we view as a limited and shared resource. In 2011, I co-published a Federation of American Scientists Public Interest Report discussing how smarter operations are needed to safely operate in congested orbits, especially as more cubesats are launched. We take this to heart and always strive to implement best practices, sensible orbit selection, continual orbit determination and open data sharing to reduce the risk of collisions and the need for avoidance maneuvers by other satellites. To give some insight into the way we operate, I’ve summarized some of Planet’s policies that affect the debris environment: Adopting best practices: Planet has adopted NASA Procedural Requirements for Limiting Orbital Debris as best practices. We produce an FCC and NOAA approved Orbital Debris Assessment Report for every launch. These reports include analysis to show that 100% of Planet satellites: 1.) pose a negligible threat to other objects while in orbit, 2.) that we never discard any junk while in orbit, and 3.) that we will burn up harmlessly in the atmosphere within 25 years. Launch selections: Planet’s agile aerospace approach depends on frequently upgrading the satellite hardware in our constellations. We therefore strive to launch our satellites into low orbits (400-600 km), where they will decay. This “planned obsolescence” approach means that our satellites fly below most other satellites, and below the congested 700-1,000 km orbital region."

@S0m0neRand0m

2 жыл бұрын

​@@freethink This was my main concern immediately after thinking "how cool is this". It might have been a not so bad idea to include a few words about it in the video :) Nonetheless, great project, transparency is becoming more and more key since the truth seems to be getting more and more diluted the further so-called transparency (the fake kind our governments and big business are trying to sell us) is "evolving"

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

How do I watch those images?

So now I can launch a satellite to watch see my own home from space, it's like CCTV but from space.

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

keep an eye on Gates land. going to grow food, nourishing it with special chemicals. My mom so many years ago pointed out to me that satellites could give soil analysis?

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary..

Cool! Now corporations and governments can watch you at all times! Can’t wait for this unintended consequence! But for real it has its uses, I just hesitate to give the all seeing eye to people I don’t really trust with that power at this time

What is the company called?

Lots of cheap short-life small satellites: are they going to end up as lots of dangerous space debris making future use of space perilous?

where is the public access?

This is revolutionary, specially once the satellite imagery is mapped/tagged with crowd intelligence and AI

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

WOWOWOWOW!!! THIS IS THE STUFF OF THE GODS!

How can i use those sattelites?is it free?

Very brave company

Hopefully we can figure out a way to make the whole planet between 20 and 30 degrees all year round.

This video does a good job in raising the benefits of micro-satellites but completely ignored the risks and drawbacks they also bring. Example: What are the risks a constellation of micro-satellites bring to space travel and regular satellites, as well as astronomy work done from the Earth's surface?

Good thing we have those awh energy shields and can get out....

Assuming this is not censored or blocked by every nation state in world. Who will be responsible for maintaining the data and ensuring it is available to the public for transparency?

It is better now with the general idea of a system reset is out and about in the wind. May the best global Universities or Colleges design the best probes that are reliable and cheaper to mass produce.

The predictive analytics are what make things scary.

@zaminhuseynov9201

2 жыл бұрын

no worries, there is no space, thats all just graphics, the images from skies made by planes and baloons with hellium. the earth is flat and stationary.

@shin-ishikiri-no

2 жыл бұрын

@@zaminhuseynov9201 Shut up mate.

This is the future 😮

can we use this right now?