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Police have near-live satellite views of City
My brother's wife was applying for a police dispatcher position in the City of Rocklin this week, and did a 'ride-along' with someone there. She said they have a wall that consists of a satellite surveillance screen that refreshes every 4 minutes. They can key in your address and look at the cars parked in front of your house, see anyone in the area, etc.
This is scary shit IMO. The possibilities of it's unscrupulous use are endless. |
Enemy of the state.. right there :disgust
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It's not satellite images if its updated avery 4 minutes. Its images gathered by the police and news choppers that fly over the area
Low Earth orbit satellites used to take those images, only pass over a given spot on the ground once every few days |
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I used to live in Rocklin and there is not a helicopter flying 24/7. That would be an incredible nuisance, and an even bigger waste of taxpayer dollars. |
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lol k, too much discussion over something that was supposed to make you crack a smile, not make your butt hurt.
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For that 50k community to have a quasilive image feed from a satellite every 4 minute, they need something like 25 satellite in orbit exclusive passing over their head. Every person in that community needs to be billionairs to be able to afford that kind of service. I'm not saying they dont have the images - all im saying is, its not satellite based. |
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And it all comes down to basic math and common sense, both basically uncommon. |
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Does anyone in here really believe we know what the hell is up there and what it can really do? Maybe in ten years we will know what can be done today, by then it will have become so obsolete that the information will surface.
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P.S. As about USA-171, so at least we know it's really exists, but I doubt we know about ALL military satellites that were launched by various countries. :2 cents: |
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for satellite images where you can see stuff on the ground, you need Low Earth orbit satellites. You use geostationary positioned further out in space when you want to measure radiosignals, weather, heat ect ect ect. But optical cameras NEED to be low Earth orbiting |
BTW, as you may remember, the US government has denied the existence of ECHELON. There is always a big difference between what the government says and what it actually has.
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The government still doesn't spy on you as much as your neighbors do. :1orglaugh
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I give up .. you obviously rather belive you sifi-tinhat-hollywood story. It's as pointless as debating religion with religious people |
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That is nothing compared to what military do, and have been doing for years. I could tell all about some cool stuff, but then they had to shoot me. :helpme
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The common sense to know that a satellite costs a lot of money and the basic math to understand that a lot of money spent surveilling a town of butt-fuck proportions is not worth the expenditure. But what do I know, it could very well be some piggy back experiment on a scientific satellite used to monitor the decline in numbers of the endangered WuWu bird of Rocklin and its correlation to global warming. And as I don't have much past basic math and common sense I'm not capable of figuring out the possibility of that. In all my ignorance and lack of wisdom I am also overly sure that if the Rocklin police department has access to a super secret spy satellite the capabilities of their surveillance program would not be allowed to be openly spoken about by every badge to every job applicant. But for real, I got no idea. This thread just cracked me up enough that I had to post, be I the dumb or the not :) ( And for super real, my own town in butt-fuck nowhere just got an F-22 to chase speeders down the highway that goes past. ) |
total bullshit A-Z
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i think they were just playing a joke on your brothers wife. It would cost unheard of amounts of $$$ to accomplish this feat, besides the technical impossibility.
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ok - I did a little research while cooking dinner
http://www.rocklin.ca.gov/images/Dep.../dispatch2.JPG http://www.rocklin.ca.gov/government...tch__9_1_1.asp its that map she saw. its a satellite image, but its not updated every 4 minutes. That map is used to embed the calls and locations in to the map, so they can get a live view of the calls (not the map, but the CALLS) The only thing that updates every 4 minutes is the GPS location of the police staff |
You took this word from a woman? They were probably refreshing Google Earth! :1orglaugh
I LOL atball the GFY aerospace engineers and their advanced knowledge of spy satellites. I have no doubt that there are some pretty advanced fucking satellites way out there, that could probably read the newspaper with you. The government has got all sorts of fucked up technologies that no common man seems to know about until 50 years after its been in use. That being said though, I do have to agree, the idea that a city of 50,000 is using this sort technology in their local PD is fucking ridiculous... |
its not possible.
its not even debatable. gfy is getting dumber and dumber by the minute may god help us all |
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They had sattelites 'n shit able to survey any area in the world. |
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