05/28/2013

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Old to new: This Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency graphic shows a satellite used for its programme scavenging defunct communication satellites for their valuable parts and recycling them to build new ones

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New idea: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (based in Arlington, Virginia, pictured) is testing technologies that could make this possible and thinks it can save money by repurposing in orbit

Wouldnt it be r just to put a plastic green bin, a brown bin, and a grey bin into orbit? Then you could fine countries who dont put their junk in the right bin!

About the only place this will work (economically) is for satellites in geosynchronous orbit (about 26,000 miles up, the satellite appears to hover over a specific location.) In this orbit you can move from one satellite to the next with small amounts of fuel (they are all moving at the same speed and more importantly in the same direction.) Satellites in any/all other orbits are travelling at enormous velocities in thousands of different directions. The fuel required to change orbits to move from one satellite to the next would be huge.

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Ready for her comeback! Hilary Duff shows off her gym honed body as she is announced as Raising Hope guest star Working out has paid off

In short, human experimentation. - Tim Bates , London, 23/1/2013 18:03___LOL, conspiracy theorist unite! You might NEED a little experimentation done on you! Well just take that thing inside your head... clearly youre not using it!

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- ebo , burnley, 23/1/2013 07:27

Cancer victim who lost his nose to disease is growing a new one in his ARM for surgeons to sew back in place

... but Nicole attracts all the attention when the flashbulbs on red carpet turn her plunging black dress see-through Why didnt she wear a bra?

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The ce of a Roman nobleman revealed - and he looks like a cross between Richard Burton and Sylvester Stallone

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I think the real reason is that they are removing evidence that could be used to convict them. There is a lot of gear up there that was used to manipulate brain firing patterns. In short, human experimentation.

Im waiting for my prince! Taylor Swift stuns as Rapunzel in new Disney Parks ad Her love life hasnt exactly been a irytale...

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Apple removes 500 pixel photo app downloaded a MILLION times over possible child ography claims

Pussycat Dolls style war! Ashley Roberts wipes the floor with band-mate Nicole Scherzinger On National Television awards red carpet

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Jennifer Lopez shows off her curves in which peplum dress after secret meeting with ex-husband Marc Anthony At a New York screening

Good idea there are a lot of retired birds up there with other space junk.

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So theyll have blue satellites and green satellites for recycling different space debris. Put the wrong satellite in orbit and the Council will be fining you a fortune!

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2013-5-28 上午 6:32:31

05/24/2013

How Pentagon google satellite

Kimberley Walshs first live performance... I recommend its her last Girls Aloud singer didnt win any ns with her solo at the National Television Awards

- David , Windsor, United Kingdom, 23/1/2013 07:52

Maybe I should get off the fing panel: Nicki Minaj storms off American Idol set after judges come to blows over contestant

The ce of a Roman nobleman revealed - and he looks like a cross between Richard Burton and Sylvester Stallone

Harry Potter called, he wants his glasses back! Simon Cowell leaves BGT London auditions in round spectacles Perhaps he was trying to look like John Lennon

- This_again , Seattle, United States, 23/1/2013 20:34

Im certainly not!: Max George quashes rumours he is dating Lindsay Lohan once and for all Tweeted to female ns that nothings going on

Make-up free Natalie Portman dresses for comfort in thermal boots and woolen coat as she jets out of LA Still, her casual look manages to be stylish

Kome and get it! New Kardashian Kollection drops at Dorothy Perkins But the new collection is surprisingly low key

The smartest punk in town: The Saturdays Mollie King shows off her quirky shion sense in checked trousers and trilby

Take that Adam! Russell Crowe has last laugh on critic Lambert as he posts studio version of Les Miserables song online Took his criticism well

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So thats what the dowdy hairstyle is for! Maggie Gyllenhaal gets to work filming her latest movie Seen on the set of Frank in Bray, Ireland

Not such a golden girl: Rihanna takes a break from rehearsals for her world tour...by smoking a suspicious looking roll-up Posted pics on Twitter

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Ladies who lunch! Kimberly Stewart and her baby daughter Delilah grab a bite to eat Spotted at Fred Segal in Los Angeles

What we REALLY think when we look at pictures of cute animals: Researchers find aggression is normal response

Triumph for ITV as Ant and Dec scoop National Television Award for TWELFTH year in a row... and Coronation Street is crowned as best soap Theyre old vourites

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Apple removes 500 pixel photo app downloaded a MILLION times over possible child ography claims

Big night out? Kate Moss hangs on to husband Jamie Hince as the pair enjoy date at The Wolseley Romantic dinner at Mayir restaurant

Leave it to the professionals: Dermot OLeary lls over as he dances with Darcey Bussell at the National Television Awards Back to the day job...

It cracks my heart in half: Lena Dunham weighs in on Rihannas relationship with Chris Brown and her endless Instagram feed Poor role model

- P e r c i v a l , A million red arrows later..., United Kingdom, 23/1/2013 03:48

Microsoft unveils worlds most expensive tablet computer - but can the 630 Suce Pro beat Apples iPad when it goes on sale in February?

Wouldnt it be r just to put a plastic green bin, a brown bin, and a grey bin into orbit? Then you could fine countries who dont put their junk in the right bin!

So thats how she keeps so trim! Petite Mila Kunis enjoys a healthy sushi lunch with friends Dined at Kiwami restaurant in Studio City

- ebo , burnley, 23/1/2013 07:27

So theyll have blue satellites and green satellites for recycling different space debris. Put the wrong satellite in orbit and the Council will be fining you a fortune!

The night Prince Harry came to blows over the lover he shared with his brother: Not that one, his even racier relative and namesake who also loved Army life

Jennifer Lopez shows off her curves in which peplum dress after secret meeting with ex-husband Marc Anthony At a New York screening

Ridiculous and not true: Kris Jenner hits back at claims she kicked, beat and threatened to kill Kim in her ex husbands secret diaries

Shes a dream in white jeans! Alessandra Ambrosio shows off her toned legs in skintight denim Pulling off a look from a bygone era

Look away now! Naked Neil Razor Ruddock causes chaos running around the Celebrity Big Brother bedroom Covered his dignity in front of the camera

Return of the Jedi! Ewan McGregor reprises Obi-Wan Kenobi look as he grows a new beard May the fuzz be with you

- Silver , Sydney, Australia, 23/1/2013 06:30

No wonder shes hot and sweaty! Red-ced Ashley Greene leaves the gym after a gruelling TWO-HOUR workout Camouflage tank top was soaked through

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Is that you, Caroline? Ms Flack draws attention to her cleavaHow Pentagon google satellitege rather than her legs as she swaps her trademark shorts for a plunging dress at NTAs

Kim Kardashian teams her fur coat with jogging bottoms... while Kanye hides behind a homemade ski mask What a strange combination!

What we REALLY think when we look at pictures of cute animals: Researchers find aggression is normal response

As Hugh Bonneville jokes he looks like Brad, the amazing proof he is a sPITTing image! Take a look at our photos through the ages and see what you think

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The ce of a Roman nobleman revealed - and he looks like a cross between Richard Burton and Sylvester Stallone

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The genetic hard drive that could store the complete works of Shakespeare (and revolutionise the way computers work)

In short, human experimentation. - Tim Bates , London, 23/1/2013 18:03___LOL, conspiracy theorist unite! You might NEED a little experimentation done on you! Well just take that thing inside your head... clearly youre not using it!

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About the only place this will work (economically) is for satellites in geosynchronous orbit (about 26,000 miles up, the satellite appears to hover over a specific location.) In this orbit you can move from one satellite to the next with small amounts of fuel (they are all moving at the same speed and more importantly in the same direction.) Satellites in any/all other orbits are travelling at enormous velocities in thousands of different directions. The fuel required to change orbits to move from one satellite to the next would be huge.

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The genetic hard drive that could store the complete works of Shakespeare (and revolutionise the way computers work)

I think the real reason is that they are removing evidence that could be used to convict them. There is a lot of gear up there that was used to manipulate brain firing patterns. In short, human experimentation.

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Good idea there are a lot of retired birds up there with other space junk.

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Googles project X: Search giant hints at unbreakable superphone and tablet with longer lasting battery

New idea: The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (based in Arlington, Virginia,Online Education. pictured) is testing technologies that could make this possible and thinks it can save money by repurposing in orbit

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Mid-century mademoiselle: Kate Bosworth pays homage to the 60s in bizarre calfskin polo neck and white PVC boots Severe but y look

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About time we had a clean up in space.

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Old to new: This Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency graphic shows a satellite used for its programme scavenging defunct communication satellites for their valuable parts and recycling them to build new ones

Remarkable pictures of NASA blowing up stretches of Arizona desert to simulate the suce of the moon

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2013-5-24 上午10:09:55 | google satellite

02/13/2013

Deep Space Industries the Company that Wants to Mine Space google satellite

That is, however, a significant problem. A 2011 report by the Keck Institute for Space Studies concluded that more than $2.5 billion would need to be spent to retrieve just a single 500-ton asteroid.

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The vast resources of the asteroids will be necessary to the future of mankind.  I just hope we survive as a technological species long enough to be able to make use of them.

Deep Space is upbeat about its ability to execute this endeavor on the cheap. Its plan involves going small, using tiny, 55 lb. spacecraft called FireFlies, constructed from miniature satellite components and launched from larger commercial satellites to cut costs. By 2016, the company hopes to be sending out 70lb. DragonFlies to bring back asteroid samples weighing between 60 to 150 lbs.

Both Deep Space and Planetary Resources have their share of doubters. Beyond the questions of technical feasibility lies the issue of whether such a project could ever break even, let alone make a profit. The private space exploration industry has been flush recently with wealthy backers such as SpaceXs Elon Musk and Miscrosofts Paul Allen. But the clear financial incentives needed to sustain broader commercial investment in space exploration have so r been lacking.

(MORE: Explosions in the Sky: The Cygnus Loop Nebula)

Deep Space Industries, on the other hand, is a lesser known creature. Heading the company is David Gump, a space industry expert with previous experience handling multi-million dollar NASA contracts. Gump hopes to begin prospecting for asteroids as soon as 2015, and the company has said that by 2020 it will begin commercial operations to produce material to be used in space.

Despite all the issues it will have to contend with, Deep Space Industries is clearly convinced that its plan is in the realms of the possible rather than improbable. The harvest of space is going to be the biggest industrial transformation in human history, says its website. Well just have to see if the time is ripe for that transformation to pay off.

While it sounds like something out of a plot of a science fiction movie, the move by the California-based company to get involved in the asteroid-mining business reflects a similar one made by another group, Planetary Resources, back in April 2012. Planetary Resources happen to have the support of some very wealthy and influential backers, including Google founders Larry Page and Eric Schmidt, Texan billionaire Ross Perot Jr. and Silicon Valley venture capitalist Ram Shriram. (In keeping with the science fiction theme, Avatar director James Cameron is also an advisor.)

(MORE: Stunning Footage of an Alien Planet: Earth)

The companys business plan is predicated on leveraging partnerships, licensing and sub-contracting, enticing brands that are already sponsoring space adventures, such as Red Bull and Google, to invest once the FireFly spacecraft serve as Deep Space Industries  proof of concept.

Deep Space plans on bypassing this issue by using the resources it mines in space for use in space, rather than returning it to Earth. Mining asteroids for rare metals alone isnt economical, but makes sense if you already are processing them for volatiles and bulk metals for in-space uses, said Mark Sonter, an expert in terrestrial mining projects and a member of the Deep Space board. The company have already briefed senior leaders at NASA on the possibility of fuelling in space using volatiles in the asteroids and of cutting down on the number of launches; it also claims to be in talks with an unnamed aerospace company about providing fuel for commercial satellites a market where it sees a wealth of future potential.

(MORE: Elon Musk, free satellite tv How Bing delivers search results the Man Whos Leading Americas Charge Back to Space)

This sounds great but the one and only thing I am skeptical about is actually doing it.  So many times everyone has been teased with ideas but they ll short.  From what I have heard is that all the investors are one the same page and all committed to the project and that may be the final decision in which our government lls short when it comes to concept space projects.  Word to them aDeep Space Industries the Company that Wants to Mine Space google satellitell, Lets start living up to these ideas and not worry about present cost, world education aduedu4553.typepad.com  in the end, the profit will outweigh the initial cost.

Commodity analysts have also questioned whether mining would be worth the cost. According to calculations by Barclays and the Financial Times commodities teams in 2012, gold, for example which currently trades at around $1,700 an ounce, would have to trade at $518 million per ounce for asteroid-gold to break even on any Earth-based exchange.

(MORE: Can James Cameron Or Anyone Mine Space?)

This is perhaps why asteroid mining presents such a tantalizing opportunity. There are nearly 9, Christian Education Helps Shape A Young Child Future000 documented near-earth asteroids and likely tens of thousands more within striking distance from earth, believed to contain a wealth of mineral riches including platinum, gold and rare-earth minerals. The only problem is figuring out a financially feasible method of extracting these minerals and returning them to Earth.

If you can dream it, you can be it. So go the opening remarks on the website of Deep Space Industries, a newly established space exploration company which announced at a Tuesday press conference that it plans on creating the worlds first fleet of commercial asteroid-mining spacecraft.

2013-2-13 上午 2:23:16 | google satellite

02/12/2013

google satellite Deep Space Industries lofty asteroid ambitions ce high financial hurdles

One potential customer is NASA, which might be interested in purchasing the data gathered by Deep Spaces asteroid-hunting probes. NASA struck just such a data-purchase plan with some of the teams competing for the Google Lunar X Prize, which is aimed at encouraging the development of private-sector moon rovers.

Deep Space Industries backers say that their newly revealed plan to seek out and dig into near-Earth asteroids has already attracted interest and investors but they also admit theyre looking for much more.

Gump said the price tag for the first three-probe mission to a near-Earth asteroid would be $20 million. If Deep Space finds a customer willing to pay that price, that would bring in a good profit, said the companys board chairman, veteran space activist Rick Tumlinson.

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The journey of a million miles begins with a business plan that closes in the next few years, said Gump, who previously has beegoogle satellite Deep Space Industries lofty asteroid ambitions ce high financial hurdlesn involved in space ventures such as LunaCorp (which proposed sending rovers to the moon), Transformational Space Corp. (which was an early competitor in NASAs space commercialization effort) and Astrobotic (which is one of the teams competing for the Google Lunar X Prize).

The event gave Gump and his partners a chance to lay out their vision for new in-space industries, ranging from asteroid reconnaissance to solar-power satellites and space settlement. However, they provided few details about their financial backers or their customers.

Deep Spaces development plan calls for launching three of its Cubesat-based reconnaissance satellites, known as FireFlies, as piggyback payloads on a yet-to-be-determined launch vehicle in 2015. Those 25-kilogram (55-pound) spacecraft would go on six-month, one-way missions to scout out near-Earth asteroids. In 2016, a 32-kilogram (70-pound) DragonFly probe would take on the first three- to four-year mission to bring up to 45 kilograms (100 pounds) of asteroid samples back to Earth.

Gump said he and other executives met with space agency officials to discuss Deep Spaces plans to launch fleets of low-cost asteroid probes as early as 2015. We found a great hunger for the idea that we can get space missions done for a much lower cost, he said. Such data could help the space agency fine-tune its plans to send astronauts to an asteroid in the mid-2020s.

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Will Deep Spaces business plan take off? That was the big question hanging in the air after Tuesdays briefing. Planetary Resources, another commercial venture that was unveiled less than a year ago, has a business plan thats comparable to that proposed by Deep Space Industries. It also has an impressive list of billionaire investors, including Googles Eric Schmidt and Larry Page. If Planetary Resources holds to its previously announced schedule, its first prototype space telescope could be launched as early as next year.

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Both companies are betting that the resources from asteroids will be valuable enough to go after in the next decade. Its entirely possible that both companies will lose that bet, particularly if space travel doesnt take off the way they expect. But if the bets pay off, both companies could be winners.

Gump said commercial in-space processing could begin as early as 2020, cilitated by Harvestor spacecraft capable of bringing hundreds of tons of material back to Earth orbit. An industrial type of 3-D printer could turn the ground-up metal from an iron-nickel asteroid into tools and spacecraft components. More precious metals such as gold or platinum could be shipped down to Earth.

Artwork shows two FireFly spacecraft studying a near-Earth asteroid. Deep Space Industries cautioned that the artwork does not necessarily reflect the actual spacecraft design.

Another potentially profitable line of business would be to turn water and other material from asteroids into fuel for filling up the propellant tanks of existing communication satellites,Benefits Of Employ A Professional Translator. thus extending their lives. Gump said Deep Space was discussing the concept with a major satellite operator that was intrigued by the idea.

Update for 2:10 p.m. ET Jan. 23: Planetary Resources emailed this comment from Lewicki, welcoming the newest member of the asteroid-hunting club: Deep Space Industries also sees the importance of accessing and utilizing the resources of space. Asteroid mining will open a trillion-dollar industry and provide a near-infinite supply of space-based resources to support our growth both on this planet and off.

We have some investors on board, the companys CEO, David Gump, told journalists during Tuesdays briefing at Californias Santa Monica Museum of Flying, and one reason for having this press conference is to become findable by additional investors.

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There are 2 to 3 million near-Earth asteroids, Gump said. Theres room for everyone to prosper, I think.

John Mankins, Deep Spaces chief technical officer, said the spacecraft concepts relied on existing technology. You dont see any magic, he said. You dont see any space elevators, you dont see any [artificial] gravity, you dont see any warp drive.

Follow @CosmicLogIn addition to the selling the data and the more substantial products generated by asteroid missions, Deep Space could bring in money through corporate sponsorships and branding, as well as extras such as VIP access to a launch site or mission control center, Gump said.

Planetary Resources president, Chris Lewicki, said this week that the company was extraordinarily busy with the task of building prototypes at its Seattle-area manucturing cility. In contrast, Tumlinson said Deep Space Industries had not yet determined where its spacecraft would be built. Literally, we are looking for somebody who wants to make a good offer to have this kind of budding industry there, he said.

2013-2-12 上午 2:00:10 | google satellite

02/10/2013

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Using resources harvested in space is the only way to afford permanent space development, said DSI CEO David Gump. More than 900 new asteroids that pass near Earth are discovered every year. They can be like the Iron Range of Minnesota was for the Detroit car industry last century - a key resource located near where it was needed. In this case,Take Locksmith professional Education Courses And Pursue A Vocation In Security. metals and fuel from asteroids can expand the in-space industrigoogle satellite Company set to blast squadron of tiny satellites into space to mine asteroidses of this century. That is our strategy.

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If that strategy sound miliar it should. Last year Google executives Larry Page and Eric Schmidt and filmmaker James Cameron said they would bankroll a venture to survey and eventually extract precious metals and rare minerals from asteroids that orbit near Earth. Planetary Resources, based in Bellevue, Wash., initially will focus on developing and selling extremely low-cost robotic spacecraft for surveying missions.

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2013-2-10 下午 7:39:54 | google satellite

02/07/2013

North Koreas labour camps can now be seen from space thanks to Eric Schmidt and Google Earth google satellite

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Heres a story so dripping in irony that would make even the sourest Stalinist smile. Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt visited North Korea earlier this month on a personal humanitarian mission to encourage the backwards communist state to open up. His message was that the hermit kingdom cant remain hidden in an increasingly interconnected world. But it didnt require Schmidt visiting North Korea to make that point. One of his companys own apps did it for him.

But most of all the project demonstrates how hard its becoming for governments to keep secrets from the rest of the world. On the one hand, we have Kim Jong-Uns surprisingly effective PR campaign to distance himself from his thers crusty image showing off his girlfriend, smiling at children, not having hair like a bad Elvis impersonator etc. And the North Koreans have pushed their technological research to its limits by putting a satellite in to space (its amazing what you can do with a Pepsi can, some glitter and a very large elastic band).

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Of course, the whole story is also an excellent advert for Google Earth. Had the bloggers used the erratic Apple Maps to find the labour camps, wed be looking at photos of Piccadilly Circus right now

Human rights campaigners have used Google Earth to identify previously hidden labour camps within North Korea. A blogger has pulled together images of guard houses, burial grounds and mines and corroborated their purpose through interviews with former political prisoners. Aside from a blog, a study has been published called Hidden Gulag that pays this tribute to Mr Schmidts app: The dramatically improved, higher resolution satellite imagery now available through Google Earth allows the former prisoners to identify their former barracks and houses,Be Considered A Multi-tasking Device Delhi Schools Motto. their former execution grounds, and other landmarks in the camps. The bloggers have also used Google Earth to identify other landmarks in an effort to produce a broader, shunli5.typepad.com more complex portrait of North Korean society. For example, its scinating to discover that Pyongyang has a Mosque. A Starbucks hasnt been spotted yet, but give it time.

But, on the other hand, the more that North Korea accepts the need to open up then the more the light shines on this abominable regime. Its interesting to learn from Eric Schmidts daughter that Kim Jong-Ils vourite computer was a MacBook Pro but one suspects it took the entire countrys P to buy it. Look beyond the funny uniforms and Leninist catchphrases and you have nothing less than a giant death cult underpinning a regime that would sooner allow its own people to starve than to reform. Its a stain on humanity that the Democratic Republic still exists.

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The whole project is a triumph of humanitarianism meets computer nerditry proving that the internet neednt all be about cute kittens and Thai . One of the bloggers,Competition to spell school district. Curtis Melvin, has an unfinished doctorate in North Koreas monetary system and boasts that, Ive also been watching North Korean television literally every day for about three years. I bet his mother is proud.

2013-2-7 下午 3:39:00 | google satellite

02/06/2013

google satellite Google Earth Is Key To Revealing North Koreas Prison Camp System Activists Say

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Human rights groups estimate that upwards of 250,000 political prisoners suffer through starvation and intense manual labor in these camps, with blogs like One Free Korea compiling everything we know about these locations. Managed by Washington lawyer and North Korea activist Joshua Stanton, the blog details six prison camps -- three of which Stanton uncovered. One of these camps is Camp 22, which can be seen on Google Maps below.

The satellite images provide an idea of what the camps look like from above, though the atrocities allegedly committed there are hard for the imagination to comprehend. The blog notes that upwards of 50,000 men, women and children are housed in Camp 22, a place where prisoners are forced to stone each other to death, women are frequently raped by prison guards and between 1,500 and 2,000 people -- many of them children -- die from malnutrition or starvation every year.

Political sites deemed threats to the state are often blocked. Since the Arab Spring, authorities across the Gulf have stepped up arrests of bloggers and others for posted considered offensive to rulers or advocating political reforms.

3 hours ago ( 2:22 AM) I think it depends on the area, the house Ive been renting for about a year and a half is shown without an additional bathroom the landlord built on the first floor sometime before we moved in (its an older house with only a small bathroom upstairs before the first floor one was built) so a good two years + old is the picture of my house :/

2 hours ago ( 2:52 AM) Search how many died in new zealand, and australia for that matter when the government decided to confiscate their arms...

3 hours ago ( 1:43 AM) Which of these two stories came out first? Google Earth detecting the prison camps in North Korea, or North Koreas statement of testing long range missiles at the US?

A U.S. non-governmental organization named the Committee for Human Rights in North Korea unveiled some of these camps in a 2003 book titled The Hidden Gulag. An updated version of The Hidden Gulag was released in 2012, with one section acknowledging the importance of Google Earth in bringing more of the network of North Korean labor camps to light. The dramatically improved, higher resolution satellite imagery now available through Google Earth allows the former prisoners to identify their former barracks and houses, their former execution grounds, and other landmarks in the camps, the study notes.

An image of Camp 16 from above

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Tight control, slow connections and high costs mean only around 5 percent of Cubans have access to the global Internet, with another 23 percent relying instead on a government intranet with very limited content. Web access is mainly via public cilities where people must first register with identification.

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Writing about Google Earth after Schmidts trip, Timothy Stanley, a U.S. historian and blogger at Telegraph, argues that the project demonstrates how hard its becoming for governments to keep secrets from the rest of the world ... the more that North Korea accepts the need to open up then the more the light shines on this abominable regime.

2 hours ago ( 3:09 AM) True brother! But these people that support gun control just refuse to see what is really going on. Or if they do they think the world will live in harmony. They dont realize that china is foreclosing on the US debt. And disarming the country is clearing way for genocide.

Internet use is extremely restricted with many of North Koreas 24 million people unable to get online. Some North Koreans can access an internal Intranet that connects to state media. Members of the elite, resident foreigners and visitors in certain hotels are allowed full access to the Internet.

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3 hours ago ( 2:29 AM) Get real! Explain Canada, France, New Zealand, Australia, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, etc.

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Stanton has even found camps by accident, as he did in 2007 when he discovered Camp 16 while using Google Earth to snoop around North Korea. Stanton says that upwards of 10,000 men, women and children are imprisoned in Camp 16, which is a massive complex that measures 18 miles by 16 miles.

4 hours ago ( 1:26 AM) Somehow, no dictatorship can long survive the scrutiny of the people of the World, once their cover has been pulled back, and this Google view of North Korea, exposes to all the World the ruthless secret that Korea has attempted to hide. North Korea, and its rulers, now stand naked before every person on every remote street corner of the World.

There are more than 500 million Chinese online but they contend with an extensive Internet filtering and ship system popularly known as the Great Fire Wall. Censors police blogs and domestic social media for content deemed ographic or politically subversive and delete it. Many foreign websites, including YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and the New York Times are blocked. Searches for controversial topics such as corruption scandals or jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner Liu Xiaobo return error messages. Users evade controls using proxy servers.

While the U.S. State Department publicly criticized Schmidts timing and intentions, human rights activists have seen the visit as a reminder of something significant. As Irish outlet RTE News reports, many believe that Google Earth is invaluable in revealing evidence of North Koreas system of prison and labor camps, which are said to number in the dozens.

3 hours ago ( 2:03 AM) I dont know where this is coming from, but all you who think Google earth is in Real Time are wrong.... It is WAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY delayed... sometimes like 3 month to a year.... that is for your house anyway... If Im wrong, someone please tell me the download, because I have google earth and use it quite a lot, to look at some investment houses Im interested in. They are always delayed in things... It shows one thing on google and when you get there, none of the stuff outside is still around...

Many milies are forced into these camps because they are guilty by association, with some seeing three generations of their lineage live and die within the walls, most of them punished for a crime committed long ago.

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4 hours ago ( 1:23 AM) The camps have also been growing. Check the Amnesty International YouTube. There should be a UN Resolution, because China does not like its image tarnished, despite Tibet.

Internet ship is prevalent across former Soviet Central Asian republics, but the strongest restrictions have been recorded in Irans authoritarian neighbors to the north, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Controls are strictest in Turkmenistan, where social networking sites Facebook and Twitter are out-of-bounds, as is video-sharing site YouTube and numerous news websites. Uzbekistan has taken a less extreme approach, but sites critical of the government are blocked as a matter of course. Tajikistan, education books which is like those countries also ruled by an unchallenged strong-man ruler, has twice this year barred access to Facebook after web-surfers used the site to post material critical of government officials.

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2 hours ago ( 3:33 AM) Hugh080, you really want to compare life in the US to be the same as NK? no one in america is legally treated that way, 2013-1-29 上午 3:49:05 however we do have sick people who are predators. if you are speaking as a 6th generation american citizen, its the responsibility of each person, and each person has the same opportunities to change their life for the better. no education is too expensive if thats what you truly want. there are so many options for us all to succeed. NK citizens are taught from birth how to think, move, and behave. or to prison you and your mily go. if youre an american, stop being the problem and start by fixing yourself. or there are other places to live.

4 hours ago (12:55 AM) One day in the office, I noticed my boss staring at the Google Earth picture of his house on his computer screen. I innocently asked him what he was doing, and he said, Im watching my house. My kids are supposed to be home at 4:15, and I want to make sure theyre not late.

2 hours ago ( 3:01 AM) I would be happy to explain them:. They are places I would never want to live in.

Google Earth has also allowed activists and users to see the more ordinary side of life in the country. At the blog NK Econ Watch, economist Curtis Melvin details not only the prison camps in North Korea, but cilities of every day life such as schools, ctories or train stations as seen on Google Earth. On Sunday, Melvin wrote about a mosque within the countries capital city of Pyongyang.

3 hours ago ( 1:45 AM) Dont forget FEMA over 900 barbed wired camps here in U.S. .......just waiting for you! People here are so shocked about others lifes that forget to look their very own tail

Earlier this month Google executive Eric Schmidt embarked on a journey to North Korea, one of the worlds most secretive and Internet-restrictive countries.

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A mosque in the North Korean capital

8 minutes ago ( 4:57 AM) As much as that is true (its getting more difficult for governments to hide things from the world) It doesnt appear to be awakening the lethargy and apathy that overcomes north americans from any sort of action when it comes to heinous atrocities performed by its own governments

Most Western social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter are blocked in Iran, as well as political opposition and ually explicit websites. But proxy server sites and other methods are widely used to get around the official restrictions. Iran has announced plans to create its own domestic Internet with fully monitored content, but international experts question whether such a complete break from the worldwide Net is possible. Earlier this week, Iran accounted it had developed its own YouTube-style video sharing site.

3 hours ago ( 2:25 AM) This story came out first, but no-one was paying attention to it. Probably still arent.

The government restricts access to the Internet and closely monitors online communications. The U.S. State Departments latest human rights report said the Eritrean government monitored email without obtaining warrants as required by law, and that all Internet service users were required to use one of the three service providers owned directly by the government or controlled through high-ranking members of the countrys sole party. But the vast majority people do not have Internet access.

3 hours ago ( 2:24 AM) ah my streets picture is from July 2007 xD found the date mark so thats almost 6 years old o.o

2 hours ago ( 2:58 AM) Looks a bit like some of the F.E.M.A. centers that I have seen on Google Earth. Its alright though, all we have to do is keep letting our government carry on the way it is and we will get to see these places first hand right here at home.

2 hours ago ( 3:18 AM) How is this any different than living in America as a 6th generation citizen/consumer and treated the same way?

3 hours ago ( 2:19 AM) This is what happens when a country disarms its citizens. Open your eyes people!

Birds eye Google Earth view of Camp 22

2013-2-6 上午 1:42:49 | google satellite

02/04/2013

Asteroid Miners in a Race for Rare Metals

The Google Lunar X Prize, Unilever, and Red Bull each are spending tens of millions of dollars on space sponsorships, so the opportunity to sponsor a FireFly expedition into deep space will be enticing, said Deep Space CEO David Gump, who produced the first TV commercial shot on the International Space Station for RadioShack.

Both companies plan to utilize CubeSats cubes as small as a 10cm per side and 2.2 pounds in mass developed about 10 years ago at California Polytechnic State University and Stanford to standardize getting university payloads into space.

Accessing water resources in space will revolutionize exploration and make space travel dramatically more economical, say the Planetary Resources executives.

This artists concept shows bits and pieces of a disintegrating asteroid (Image courtesy NASA).

Mars missions would require fewer launches if the fuel produced from the volatile materials in asteroids were added in space.

Gump says bringing back asteroid materials is only a step on the way to much bigger things for Deep Space. The company has a patent-pending technology called the MicroGravity Foundry to transform raw asteroid material into complex metal parts.

But his is not the first asteroid-mining commercial venture.

Mining asteroids for rare metals alone isnt economical, but makes sense if you already are processing them for volatiles and bulk metals for in-space uses, said Sonter.

We will only be visitors in space until we learn how to live off the land there, said Tumlinson. This is the Deep Space mission to find, harvest and process the resources of space to help save our civilization and support the expansion of humanity beyond the Earth and doing so in a step by step manner that leverages off our space legacy to create an amazing and hopeful future for humanity.

Mars missions would be safer with a MicroGravity Foundry on board to print replacements for broken parts, or to create brand new parts invented after the expedition was on its way, dress595.typepad.com the Deep Space executives say.

NASAs Dawn spacecraft obtained this image with its framing camera on July 17, 2011. It was taken from a distance of about 9,500 miles (15,000 km) away from the asteroid Vesta. (Image courtesy NASA)

The public will participate in FireFly and DragonFly missions via live feeds from Mission Control, online courses in asteroid mining sponsored by corporate marketers, and other innovative ways to open the doors wide, he said.

In September 2012, the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts announced the Robotic Asteroid Prospector project, which will examine and evaluate the feasibility of asteroid mining in terms of means, methods, and systems.

Tumlinson has a history of firsts in space. He signed up the worlds first space tourist, led the team that took over the Mir space station,Discover The Best Techniques For Controlling A Well Known Medical Information Website. was a Founding Trustee of the X Prize, and Founded Orbital Outfitters, the worlds first commercial space suit company.

Water-rich near Earth asteroids could cilitate deep space exploration, providing space-sourced fuel and water to orbiting depots.

Deep Space Industries, based in Santa Monica, said Monday it will send a fleet of asteroid-prospecting spacecraft out into the solar system beginning in 2015.

My smartphone has more computing power than they had on the Apollo moon missions, he said. We can make amazing machines smaller, cheaper, and ster than ever before. Imagine a production line of FireFlies, cocked and loaded and ready to fly out to examine any object that gets near the Earth.

Deep Space is already exploring the production of fuel for communications satellites. Low-cost asteroid propellant delivered in orbit to these satellites will extend their working lifetimes, with each extra month worth $5 million to $8 million per satellite, the company estimates.

For now, Tumlinson says Deep Space will build a small fleet of Firefly spacecraft using innovative miniature technologies.

Planetary Resources is now at work on Leo, the first private space telescope. Planned for low Earth orbit, it is to be a stepping-stone to the near-Earth asteroids.

Turning asteroids into propellant and building materials damages no ecospheres since they are lifeless rocks left over from the formation of the solar system, said Mark Sonter, a member of the Deep Space Board of Directors.

By 2023 Deep Space Industries plans to begin mining asteroids,  roAsteroid Miners in a Race for Rare Metalscky, airless worlds that orbit our Sun, but are too small to be

The MicroGravity Foundry is the first 3D printer that creates high-density high-strength metal components even in zero gravity, said Stephen Covey, a Deep Space co-founder and inventor of the process. Other metal 3D printers sinter powdered metal, which requires a gravity field and leaves a porous structure, or they use low-melting point metals with less strength.

Both companies plan to involve the public, offering opportunities to share launch viewing, for instance and, of course, the opportunity to invest.

The other, Planetary Resources, Inc. announced its proposals last April. Based in Seattle, 2013-1-27 上午12:39:37 Planetary Resources is backed by Googles co-founder billionaires and Ross Perot, Jr.

Deep Space Chairman Rick Tumlinson said, Using low cost technologies, and combining the legacy of our space program with the innovation of todays young high tech geniuses, we will do things that would have been impossible just a few years ago.

Starting in 2016, Deep Space plans to begin launching larger spacecraft, 70-pound DragonFlies, for round-trip visits to asteroids that bring samples back to Earth. The DragonFly expeditions will take two to four years, depending on the target, and they will be designed to return with 60 to 150 pounds of material.

Water is perhaps the most valuable resource in space, said Eric Anderson,  Planetary Resources co-founder and co-chairman. Accessing a water-rich asteroid will greatly enable the large-scale exploration of the solar system. In addition to supporting life, water will also be separated into oxygen and hydrogen for breathable air and rocket propellant.

The MicroGravity Foundry is a 3D printer that uses lasers to draw patterns in a nickel-charged gas medium, causing the nickel to be deposited in precise patterns.

Deep Space plans to launch the first Fireflies in 2015, sending the 55 pound spacecraft on journeys of two to six months.

The FireFly spacecraft utilize low-cost CubeSat components and get discounted delivery to space by ride-sharing on the launch of larger communications satellites.

The asteroid miners plans have been met with skepticism by some scientists who think it will not be a money- venture, even though platinum and gold are worth nearly $1,600 per ounce.

Many of the scarce metals and minerals on Earth are in near-infinite quantities in space. As access to these materials increases, not only will the cost of everything from microelectronics to energy storage be reduced, but new applications for these abundant elements will result in important and novel applications, said Peter Diamandis, MD, co-founder and co-chairman of Planetary Resources.

Each of Planetary Resources Arkyd 100 spacecraft, currently in development, will be able to host and deploy a CubeSat payload.

SANTA MONICA, California, January 23, 2013 (ENS) A second corporation has joined the race to mine the asteroids that pass near the Earth for resources such as the platinum group metals. There are over 1,500 asteroids that can be reached as easily as the Moon, the would-be miners say.

An upcoming NASA mission, OSIRIS-REx,world education. to return just 60 grams (two ounces) of material from an asteroid to Earth will cost about $1 billion.

In a decade, Deep Space hopes to be harvesting asteroids for metals and other building materials to construct large communications platforms that would replace communications satellites, and later, solar power stations to beam carbon-free energy to consumers on Earth.

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A single 500-meter platinum-rich asteroid contains the equivalent of all the platinum group metals ever mined on Earth.

2013-2-4 下午10:29:46 | google satellite

google satellite Google Earth Exposes North Korean Labor Camps

The good that Google has done, however inadvertently, by helping people tell the truth about North Korea, will probably be reflected in the history of the country one day.

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Three of the revealed camps Stanton has been credited with discovering.

Human Rgoogle satellite Google Earth Exposes North Korean Labor Campsights Watch estimates there are 200, aduedu4953.typepad.com000 North Koreans locked up in work camps. One Free Korea features satellite images from Google Earth that expose six political prisoner camps. On the map of North Korea, the blog identifies images of gates and guard houses.

Stanton tells RTE News what he thinks of Schmidts trip:

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He is hoping that what he does has a greater impact. Here is an image from One Free Korea showing one of the camps:

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What Eric Schmidt does or does not do in Pyongyang will probably be forgotten in a few weeks.

The human rights group,college education. One Free Korea, has used the mostly recreational program to expose the locations of labor camps that have been discovered in North Korea.

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Mr. Schmidt has not revealed the reasons behind his trip to North Korea. Google is only describing the trip as personal travel. On the trip with him was former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson.

Richardson is open about his purpose. He is hoping to win the release of detained US tour guide Kenneth Brae. Brae has been detained since November.

Joshua Stanton, a blogger for One Free Korea, spoke with RTE News about the work his group has done:

Schmidts trip to North Korea has been heavily criticized for its timing in relation to North Koreas recent missile launch.

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Hot on the heels of Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidts trip to North Korea,Jan 29, 2013 2:52:15 AM. human rights activist groups have taken to Google Earth to expose North Korean Labor camps.

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