From the Macro to the Micro, As Above, So Below...

it started to fly over africa and for some reason noaa ordered the public feed to be cut

at a unusual high orbit (space force GPS?)

are u sure it was gps

or is that what they claimed it was

yes Militairy GPS system

maybe the images could show it wasn't

well the military gps is more refined location gps than we got for normal ppl

GPS has to be constantly recalibrated due to tectonic shift, fault lines, crustal shift and other things

normal gps down to 1-2 feet, military to a few mm

Mountains arent always the same Height, they Shift from time to time

they get THRUST upward occasionally

and the fat lady lifts her leg to fart from time to time

sorry, i just couldn't help it

they recently launched a commercial GPS system 10 or so small satellites at once so this one was different and at a high orbit

ya, somebody 1-2 yrs ago made a design for pocket sized sats

Most mauntain chains are caused by tectonic shift, where one continent crashed into another continent... usually one plate travels under the other and pushes up "Mountains" kinda like how the Indian Sub-Continent smashed into the Asian Continent to create the Himalayan Mountain Range...Get It?

so in theory the average launch can contain about few thousand sat probes at a time

yeah milk carton size

pete, kids sized lunch milk carton sized

Like spinning Tornado drones

about the size of a rubic's cube

greatest Toy Ever

lol

with expanding solar panels

nuclear batteries

Rubics Cube kinda woke me up as a child

nuke batteries are easy to make

the hard part is forming the tec around it

and last and last and last 😬

The Rubicks Cube was a Brilliant toy

sticky, now just imagine...if it was re-engineer'd ...from ancient tech

heheh here we go

It forces kids to think in terms of STEPS and the STEP PROCESS, the Maticulous Order in which to DO THINGS

the cube, not the sat

i get it

The ORder is just as important as the Conclusion

bbiaw......a reesee sandwich keeps calling me

run

my version

Im sorry, but look, you can solve a Rubicks cube upside down if you want to, but that seems like the hard way, Its better to solve right-side-up