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This guy is really drinking the space militarization Kool aid that the SDA is churning out. It's sad to see another young generation getting sucked into the military industrial complex
So sat-to-sat connectivity will enable 1) software updates on the sats so that you can do your post processing in space, 2) you can rapidly downlink in a parallel manner. Seems like a big step forward for the defense industry.
This guy is really drinking the space militarization Kool aid that the SDA is churning out. It's sad to see another young generation getting sucked into the military industrial complex
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Remote sensing is severely limited by latency and throughput of the downlink, as it needs to push mountains of data in a tiny window when the satellite is passing over the ground station once in a while. "Internet in Space" will help to remove (or reduce) this limitation.
Joe is one of the most knowledgeable person in the world on satellite imagery. He’s a must read.
This author? According to his LinkedIn he's only been in the space industry for exactly 2 years. This article also reads as very superficial.
So sat-to-sat connectivity will enable 1) software updates on the sats so that you can do your post processing in space, 2) you can rapidly downlink in a parallel manner. Seems like a big step forward for the defense industry.
technically, downlink-while-imaging is not necessarily reliant on sat-to-sat networks, or did I miss something?
Joe is one of the most knowledgeable person in the world on satellite imagery. He’s a must read.
This author? According to his LinkedIn he's only been in the space industry for exactly 2 years. This article also reads as very superficial.
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This author? According to his LinkedIn he's only been in the space industry for exactly 2 years. This article also reads as very superficial.
If you work in the space, he is one of the most well respected people.