Why is temperature control vital for satellite construction? How do scientists decide which way satellites should point? And why are satellites interfering with astronomy? Find out in Stuart's talk - and watch the Q&A for this talk here: ruclips.net/video/5LL_Yr8kaVg/видео.html&t=0s
I would imagine that the artificial satellites 🛰 orbiting the earth interfere with using a optical telescope 🔭 because said satellites are most definitely brighter than the far away stars... ? Just a thought...
There is a spherical object on top left of the satellite (eclipsing the Earth) perhaps blocking the signal. The solar panels look about 45 degrees right out of alignment; the satellite is pointing off course (to Earths horizon maybe); the docking face is pummelled by some kind of impact; and the docking mechanism looks damaged!
Enjoyed your presentation. The topic depth was right and the graphics were terrific. There are other effects of satellites on astronomy other than the reflection of visible light from the sun which were not addressed in your presentation. First, there is the issue of transits of satellites where the satellite moves between the observer and a distant star. As we have been using the "transit method" to discover distant planets, that the transit is caused by a tiny object MUCH closer to the observer can be a real problem. Second, there are the signals broadcast from satellites which can cause problems with radio astronomy. Of course, this has been a problem for quite some time but is being made far more severe as the number of satellites balloons in numbers with the Starlinks of the world. I really did enjoy your presentation. You covered a great span of the uses of satellites--from communication to science. There are also some who want to beam down power from satellites (via microwaves--not visible light). One of the future topics I would like to hear more about is the advanced techniques used for solar panels on satellites. The ISS is just rolling out (literally!) a new set of solar cells and it would be interesting to hear about multi-band electrical generation in the latest developed cells. Another topic would be ionic (electric) propulsion and its use in satellites. I understand that it is very fuel efficient and thus can increase the payload/fuel ratio so we can send more actual functionality for the same mass-to-orbit. (Of course battery technology is up there too but that is just for storage of solar power versus a power source in itself.) Thank you for your presentation. I look forward to hearing more in this line from the RI.
I have an idea for a space telescope’s guidance, rather than only using jets to position it, it should be possible to use a few rings with revolving masses which can be rotated to adjust position. Obviously whilst possible it is completely untried and would require complex development but perhaps one day it will happen.
"And I said, What is it? And he said, This is an ephah that goeth forth. He said moreover, This is their resemblance through all the earth. And, behold, there was lifted up a talent of lead: and this is a woman that sitteth in the midst of the ephah. And he said, This is wickedness. And he cast it into the midst of the ephah; and he cast the weight of lead upon the mouth thereof. Then lifted I up mine eyes, and looked, and, behold, there came out two women, and the wind was in their wings; for they had wings like the wings of a stork: and they lifted up the ephah between the earth and the heaven."
The sun is in a position it illuminates the earth close to 90 degrees, in other words the sun is almost back of the camera was taken this photograph, the solar array it must be always facing the sun , but in this case it's facing 90 degrees away....and that's I think it's the problem, wrong position of solar array.
Really interesting presentation but my god, Zoom quality is HORRENDOUS! Stop using such a brutal calling platform, the quality is SO poor it ruins this!
I give up - what's wrong with the picture of the communications satellite taken by the servicing satellite? I can think of lots of things that mark it out from a photo taken on the ground (e.g. the clarity of distant objects) and that show it's been cropped, cleaned up and rotated a little for public presentation (look at the angle of the Earth's terminator and the shadows etc) but nothing that really strikes me as 'wrong'...? All I can think is that the satellite's solar panels aren't oriented directly towards the Sun - but this is an out-of-service vehicle so it'd be expected to be powered down. I honestly don't know.
Jupiter has TW of energy coming from it. I don't think He'd mind if a satellite used a bit. Now, is it possible? About that unpleasant radiation... is there a way to get power from it?
This looks from the outside a British institute ! Because more and multie more of the same ,all talk....England needs it's constitution respecting under an English Gov not a business failure called UK....this is the only topic of interest until it is completed full stop
China dark side moon rover already used RTG and can go auto sleep and awake mode. The most recent super success of setting up three modules plus reorientation of space station modules are very worthy for the west to learn on how to Lauch heavier compartments
@Smee Self this is not a Platonian dialect, and u came into my path and don’t be lazy. Plenty of citations out there, remember, my response was to the post and not to you
Straight in and to the point. No fluff, just information transfer. If only every presentation could be so pleasurable. Thank you.
How to build a satellite with Stuart Eves? Dude I dont even know how to build one without him
Why is temperature control vital for satellite construction? How do scientists decide which way satellites should point? And why are satellites interfering with astronomy? Find out in Stuart's talk - and watch the Q&A for this talk here: ruclips.net/video/5LL_Yr8kaVg/видео.html&t=0s
I would imagine that the artificial satellites 🛰 orbiting the earth interfere with using a optical telescope 🔭 because said satellites are most definitely brighter than the far away stars... ? Just a thought...
There is a spherical object on top left of the satellite (eclipsing the Earth) perhaps blocking the signal. The solar panels look about 45 degrees right out of alignment; the satellite is pointing off course (to Earths horizon maybe); the docking face is pummelled by some kind of impact; and the docking mechanism looks damaged!
Enjoyed your presentation. The topic depth was right and the graphics were terrific.
There are other effects of satellites on astronomy other than the reflection of visible light from the sun which were not addressed in your presentation. First, there is the issue of transits of satellites where the satellite moves between the observer and a distant star. As we have been using the "transit method" to discover distant planets, that the transit is caused by a tiny object MUCH closer to the observer can be a real problem. Second, there are the signals broadcast from satellites which can cause problems with radio astronomy. Of course, this has been a problem for quite some time but is being made far more severe as the number of satellites balloons in numbers with the Starlinks of the world.
I really did enjoy your presentation. You covered a great span of the uses of satellites--from communication to science. There are also some who want to beam down power from satellites (via microwaves--not visible light).
One of the future topics I would like to hear more about is the advanced techniques used for solar panels on satellites. The ISS is just rolling out (literally!) a new set of solar cells and it would be interesting to hear about multi-band electrical generation in the latest developed cells. Another topic would be ionic (electric) propulsion and its use in satellites. I understand that it is very fuel efficient and thus can increase the payload/fuel ratio so we can send more actual functionality for the same mass-to-orbit. (Of course battery technology is up there too but that is just for storage of solar power versus a power source in itself.)
Thank you for your presentation. I look forward to hearing more in this line from the RI.
so cool that this type of info is free online, and in video form
Caption:
Guy on ground; hang on mate i didn't say turn the thing on yet!
Guy starfished; it's s whole other world in here
Brilliant stuff - all meat, no filler! :)
"Are you sure that's the right propellant?" 🤣
Good show. Pity u didn't include the q&a
Stuart, very well done. I'm surprised you didn't wear one of your space ties!
Greatings from the US.
John G
Caption:" it's got me help pull me out , pull me out"
Guy on ground; told him so
This guy is Rad. Absolute legend
4:45 'ok, im ready to catch you, do the backflip'
Very informative.
I have an idea for a space telescope’s guidance, rather than only using jets to position it, it should be possible to use a few rings with revolving masses which can be rotated to adjust position. Obviously whilst possible it is completely untried and would require complex development but perhaps one day it will happen.
@Smee Self =) is this guy for real?? hahaha
You mean like reaction wheels?
Probably not too expensive or difficult to build a micro satellite to demonstrate and perfect your concept.
Awesome!!
The first caption that came to mind is "the guy on the left saying watch this, here hold my beer".
Caption ......" Is this a two or a three holer we're sending into space?"
32:30 The solar panels aren't facing the sun
so what type of materials would you not use, that would mess up the electrical components
Wow! Thank you very much!
way too much fun, thanks
"Johnny that's not the bathroom"
"And I said, What is it? And he said, This is an ephah that goeth forth. He said moreover, This is their resemblance through all the earth.
And, behold, there was lifted up a talent of lead: and this is a woman that sitteth in the midst of the ephah.
And he said, This is wickedness. And he cast it into the midst of the ephah; and he cast the weight of lead upon the mouth thereof.
Then lifted I up mine eyes, and looked, and, behold, there came out two women, and the wind was in their wings; for they had wings like the wings of a stork: and they lifted up the ephah between the earth and the heaven."
The sun is in a position it illuminates the earth close to 90 degrees, in other words the sun is almost back of the camera was taken this photograph, the solar array it must be always facing the sun , but in this case it's facing 90 degrees away....and that's I think it's the problem, wrong position of solar array.
Thanks 🙏
Really interesting presentation but my god, Zoom quality is HORRENDOUS! Stop using such a brutal calling platform, the quality is SO poor it ruins this!
I give up - what's wrong with the picture of the communications satellite taken by the servicing satellite? I can think of lots of things that mark it out from a photo taken on the ground (e.g. the clarity of distant objects) and that show it's been cropped, cleaned up and rotated a little for public presentation (look at the angle of the Earth's terminator and the shadows etc) but nothing that really strikes me as 'wrong'...? All I can think is that the satellite's solar panels aren't oriented directly towards the Sun - but this is an out-of-service vehicle so it'd be expected to be powered down. I honestly don't know.
I thought the same about the solar panels not being face on to the sun.
The answer is in the RUclips link to the Q&A video: ruclips.net/video/5LL_Yr8kaVg/видео.html&t=0s
“No matter how hard I try it just won’t go in”
Very interesting
It's facing the wrong way round?
Jupiter has TW of energy coming from it. I don't think He'd mind if a satellite used a bit. Now, is it possible? About that unpleasant radiation... is there a way to get power from it?
7:26 top right corner : Rods from God! LoL 😆
Not the best joke I've ever told, i suppose.
We use a different corrosion resistance fluid where I come from.
Just topping off the electrolytes.
the best
wow
“No, that’s the wrong hole”. Or “ I wouldn’t put in that hole”
Beat me to it.
Next video: How to build a spy balloon.
Caption proposal:
“This is honestly the most space aged urinal I’ve ever used … not a lot of privacy though!”
The Netherworlds here :)
The Flipside of flat Earth ;)
Also Jarkasi tahun 2020 2023 pesan satelit garuda Indonesia beroprasi penyiaran televisi satelit dijakarta tahun 2020 2090
Caption:
The Germaphobes alternative model for public gyms.
This looks from the outside a British institute ! Because more and multie more of the same ,all talk....England needs it's constitution respecting under an English Gov not a business failure called UK....this is the only topic of interest until it is completed full stop
China dark side moon rover already used RTG and can go auto sleep and awake mode. The most recent super success of setting up three modules plus reorientation of space station modules are very worthy for the west to learn on how to Lauch heavier compartments
We will get fantastic views of the doomsday asteroid impact.
🛰️🛰️🛰️
Thanks Russians for satellite, West with all resources couldn't do that. Haah
What a lame planted, as I can't hardly spell.
And now China Beidou system is much more accurate than GPS
@Smee Self this is not a Platonian dialect, and u came into my path and don’t be lazy. Plenty of citations out there, remember, my response was to the post and not to you
love light lucifer form persia
These royal institution videos used to be really interesting. Detailed explanations were given. Now they are so rudimentary. They are really boring.
Yes!! we hopefully should be getting a few cubes soon.
📦🛰📡