Nice overview. But it's still not clear why the UK is leaving Galileo. It's not simply Brexit, because as you mentioned no-EU countries participate in it. Did we get kicked out of Galileo as a punishment for Brexit or did we decide it's not cool enough for us anymore?...
Hi Milo. Due to Brexit UK and EU will not share encrypted data of the PRS system so these are things like crime / emergency data. Galileo is built by ESA but the project is EU funded
Hello, I have a question about the internship, on the ESA website it says that the Applicants should preferably be in their final or second-to-last year of a university course at masters level. My question is as a computer science undergraduate it's possible to apply for an internship?
Here is a little story of when I used too go fishing sitting by the stream bank or river there was the water there was the sky and where was I for manys the hook lost not keeping an eye on the line when I was a child not having the correct *breakingstrain in a fast flowing river stream bank or sea. 40oddwit ones later A String is a Thing of beauty2bunderstood super or not is an elusive breaking strain! With a Spike Rosetta woke with a Signal Atlas borke but for Galileo is a Smile looking north heading south east or west love needs navigation two!
I am curious what more the UK is going to do in the space industry after Brexiting out of the European Union. And what will happen to UKSA when Scotland and Northern Ireland will exit out of the UK and rejoin the European Union? I know Scotland is going to have the UK spaceport -> www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-48119118 So is this spaceport going to be part of ESA then or is UKSA going to build it in Northern England instead then?
The spaceport is distinct from ESA, and in many ways will be great - its nominal for polar orbit satellite launches. But ESA do so much more than satellites, things like science missions - the spaceport is not so useful. UK still will be involved in ESA after brexit but indeed its not an ideal situation
@@SpaceMog yeah, far from an ideal situation... Scotland is campaigning hard for independence -> www.yes.scot/ and Northern Ireland will most likely follow by just reuniting with Ireland. This week I heard that the British government will no longer want to reside in the city of London, which is also a very pro-EU city and might perhaps become a separate city state...? Wales might probably also like independence and with the United Kingdom basically falling apart I an starting to wonder what is going to be left of UKSA -> www.gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-space-agency
Great video Maggie! You did a great job explaining this so everyone can understand how it all works.
Great that you pointed out that the method used to calculate a position is trilateration. So many news, science communicators call it triangulation.
Great video as always Maggie!
Thank you Jens 😊
In the description it says "In this video, I die into the details". I hope you don't die :D
Very informative video. Thank you :)
Great video!
We want maggileo satellite! Harri❤️
Cool vid!
Heee 🤩waiting for this😌
Can u do a video about time travel theories !plzzzzzz
Definitely!
Nice overview. But it's still not clear why the UK is leaving Galileo. It's not simply Brexit, because as you mentioned no-EU countries participate in it. Did we get kicked out of Galileo as a punishment for Brexit or did we decide it's not cool enough for us anymore?...
Hi Milo. Due to Brexit UK and EU will not share encrypted data of the PRS system so these are things like crime / emergency data. Galileo is built by ESA but the project is EU funded
Milo Bem: Galileo is still used in the UK (along with GPS, Glonass and Beidau).
Hello, I have a question about the internship, on the ESA website it says that the Applicants should preferably be in their final or second-to-last year of a university course at masters level. My question is as a computer science undergraduate it's possible to apply for an internship?
We get interns from all areas of study so absolutely yes! but generally at the end of their studies!
@@SpaceMog Cool that's perfect. Thanks.
Does the UK get a refund?
No sorry
Here is a little story of when I used too go fishing sitting by the stream bank or river there was the water there was the sky and where was I for manys the hook lost not keeping an eye on the line when I was a child not having the correct *breakingstrain in a fast flowing river stream bank or sea.
40oddwit ones later A String is a Thing of beauty2bunderstood super or not is an elusive breaking strain!
With a Spike Rosetta woke with a Signal Atlas borke but for Galileo is a Smile looking north heading south east or west love needs navigation two!
I am curious what more the UK is going to do in the space industry after Brexiting out of the European Union. And what will happen to UKSA when Scotland and Northern Ireland will exit out of the UK and rejoin the European Union? I know Scotland is going to have the UK spaceport -> www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-48119118 So is this spaceport going to be part of ESA then or is UKSA going to build it in Northern England instead then?
The spaceport is distinct from ESA, and in many ways will be great - its nominal for polar orbit satellite launches. But ESA do so much more than satellites, things like science missions - the spaceport is not so useful. UK still will be involved in ESA after brexit but indeed its not an ideal situation
@@SpaceMog yeah, far from an ideal situation... Scotland is campaigning hard for independence -> www.yes.scot/ and Northern Ireland will most likely follow by just reuniting with Ireland. This week I heard that the British government will no longer want to reside in the city of London, which is also a very pro-EU city and might perhaps become a separate city state...? Wales might probably also like independence and with the United Kingdom basically falling apart I an starting to wonder what is going to be left of UKSA -> www.gov.uk/government/organisations/uk-space-agency
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