Taking Images of the Earth From Orbit

The satellites are moving at 27 thousand kilometers an hour. The ground is moving relative to you at a very high speed, right? Like around seven kilometers per second. Traditional satellites solve this problem in a different way. They put these very, very large telescopes in orbit. Thise very large apertures. That's the approach that traditional industry has taken to this province.

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