[amsat-bb] [Video] A year along the geostationary orbit

John Brier johnbrier at gmail.com
Sat Mar 28 21:42:11 UTC 2020


Spectacular imagery. Intellectually I knew typhoons/hurricanes are a part
of the global weather system, not things that randomly "happen" to humans,
but this really put that into perspective, among other things.

https://vimeo.com/342333493

"Himawari 8, Japan’s most advanced meteorological satellite, travels 35,786
km above Earth, at more than 11000 km/h. It observes the Eastern Hemisphere
day and night. For one year we look through the eyes of the distant
observer. From solstice to solstice, from pole to pole, from storm to
storm, we watch Earth’s beauty and fragility, weather’s wonders, forces,
and disasters. From space, it all looks miraculous."

https://dceff.org/film/year-along-geostationary-orbit/

73, John Brier KG4AKV

P.S.

I hope everyone is handling the Coronavirus as well as possible. My state
just instituted a month long shelter in place policy.


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