File: Space_Law.swf-(9.98 MB, 640x350, Loop)
[_] lights Lockwert !nnIgGerRZ. 03/26/15(Thu)13:13 No.2729435
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)13:29 No.2729449
we need more of this and less of everything else
also I wonder where are all the other satellites?
I mean there are shit loads of them at least one has to be seen somewhere
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)13:31 No.2729452
>>2729449
this one was likely in very LEO specifically for taking pictures
>> [_] Lockwert !nnIgGerRZ. 03/26/15(Thu)13:35 No.2729454
>>2729452
>>2729449
I don't know if they reflect that much light to be easily visible, and perhaps the ground lights
obfuscate them. No idea.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)13:41 No.2729459
>>2729452
I believe it's been shot aboard the ISS, roughly 400 km above sea level
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)14:08 No.2729480
The sauce is in the flash, but it is incorrect. While I can confirm this is "The Law" by John
Maus, it is a heavily edited version and I can only find a poorly rendered version of the
original. Anyone else having any luck?
>> [_] Lockwert !nnIgGerRZ. 03/26/15(Thu)14:09 No.2729481
>>2729480
>Datassette - The Law (John Maus Cover)
>Datassette
>Cover
Datassette, man. Check it out.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)14:16 No.2729483
>>2729459
so I presume the other satellites are higher?
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)14:20 No.2729487
>>2729481
I tried. Nothing came up in my google searches.
>> [_] Lockwert !nnIgGerRZ. 03/26/15(Thu)14:21 No.2729488
>>2729487
He just released it on his Soundcloud
https://soundcloud.com/datashat/the-law-john-maus-cover
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)14:22 No.2729489
>>2729488
That's fucking awesome. Thank you!
>> [_] Lockwert !nnIgGerRZ. 03/26/15(Thu)14:27 No.2729492
>>2729489
Datassette has a lot of nice stuff, currently one of the best producers imo
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)14:38 No.2729501
>>2729483
Actually, most satellites follow the Low Earth Orbit, which ranges from 160 km to 2000 km above
sea level. And each satellite has it's own orbit.
Basically, there is enogh space for all the stuff mankind send in orbit. But debris, on the other
hand, might become a problem.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)14:42 No.2729504
France-Croatia-Greece-Turkey-Cyprus-Israel-Arabia
I love space. The music is abit clean, but a nice pastern and idea. Sure it'l spark with someones
braincells
>> [_] のこ 03/26/15(Thu)14:52 No.2729511
>>2729435
this is good. thanks.
>> [_] Lockwert !nnIgGerRZ. 03/26/15(Thu)15:15 No.2729531
>>2729511
You're welcome. Bbii.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)15:33 No.2729554
>>2729449
There are a lot of different combinations for elevation, eccentricity and inclination of orbit
where you can place a satellite. Also given the speeds involved for an orbiting object, for a
time lapse like this the only time you're likely to be able to clearly make out another satellite
is one frame before you lose the feed due to a collision.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/15(Thu)16:12 No.2729600
>>2729435
Lockwert, are you by any chance Mugen?
I wonder what happened to him tripfagging up the board. Vanished like 1 year ago ~ rougly when
you showed your ugly face.
