@PapaWheelie1
This is how they make every traffic light red whenever I go anywhere 😂
@davidgray6999
What you can see from orbit is of course limited by physics, but you'd be surprised at what you can do with clever techniques. For example, you can slew your field of view so it stays on one location for a few seconds, then register the different views into one, significantly improving the resolution.
@xntumrfo9ivrnwf
Good video as always! Small thing, but IMO it might be more convenient if you just said "10km" and put the miles equivalent in a text box (as you do now). Or the other way around, doesn't matter. Reading out all these numbers gets a bit much
@maxmyzer9172
Sats are still used for surveillance, just not for things like tracking cars. They have very high resolution but also have to have frames of reference due to the atmospheric distortion
@arsyanandregate7288
you can cover such a wide topics in detailed yet easy to listen. As always, good one....
@dantheman3214
Not that it needs to be said, but well researched, as always. I like and comment on every video to help the channel get exposure via YouTube's algorithm. The fact that there's only 500,000 subscribers is an injustice.
@DaveNarn
Nice presentation and graphics. I didn’t know the ASARS was accompanied by a ccd camera.
@avnavcgm
Good video. I never knew U2 had a SAR radar. Wouldn't it make it more detectable since it's practically broadcasting it's presence?
@UAPandFriends
They've been able to read your morning paper with you since the early 90s at least. And they've been able to affect you too.
@enisten
How is Brilliant able to sponsor every video I watch on Youtube?
@littlehills
could u do a video on counter saterlite timing like how in movies they say oh we need to move under cover or dive the sub or move the car ect
@kinvert
If history tells us anything we can trust the government with this sort of technology right guys
@AniMageNeBy
It's a...it's.... utterly amazing and frightening at the same time.
@lopypop
A private company did wide area imaging over Baltimore for years with the blessing of Baltimore's PD. Look it up if you want more details! It was widely reported on by the Baltimore Sun and NYT
@Slavishpoppies
I love the tilt shift used in this video amazing job!
@TWillWin
A few sentences from the intro has me thinking about a comment a make frequently when it comes to missing people especially Missing 411 Can Am missing project or other creators of the same genre. I’ve said and I believe that there isn’t place on earth that isn’t in some stage of constant surveillance. In my mind people searching for missing people, including law enforcement who is searching for missing people or even someone who too another individuals life . Could easily be solved if only those who are searching had access to these satellite surveillance cameras. They could narrow down the time and last likely location and and get a high resolution Birds Eye view of their target and everything they did or went and go from there. They could also put together grids and investigate until they find their targets and go from there . The only reason I can think of that keeps them from admitting this technology exists and all of its capabilities. Is because they fear public backlash from people who don’t want our Government to pretend they are some sort of all seeing and all knowing God , at least for now. But I’d be lying if I said it doesn’t irk me that families have had to endure the immense pain of losing someone they love and without any answers as to happened to them and where they are , yet our Government who has all the technology you can imagine to give these families answers . But they don’t
@Glenn.Cooper
My first time watching one of your videos, and it's fantastic! I really love the amount of detail you went into with this. Thank you!!
@levilevi4189
Impressively scary.
@nunya___
Thanks for giving measurements in both scales. 💋
@NewMind