Another going up

[kamkar]

Another DTU ( Denmark's Technical University ) camera launching on a satellite, this satellite is to study the seas and plankton it it, which it can do from +676 KM altitude

NASA PACE - Home

PACE's technologies will provide unprecedented insight into Earth's ocean and atmosphere, which impact life by regulating climate and making Earth habitable

pace.gsfc.nasa.gov

I am thinking " i wonder how bad ass a dashcam DTU could make if they tried "
Okay of course none of us would like the price very much.

Ihttps://pace.gsfc.nasa.gov/

PS: It seem DTU have not made any of the prime scientific instruments here, so star camera ASO remain, which is also important if you do not know which way you point, well no telling what you are taking photos off / measuring.

 

[Nigel]

which is also important if you do not know which way you point, well no telling what you are taking photos off / measuring.

Yes, there is not much in the way of plankton in the sea of tranquility, we know that because Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin went to check...

 

[mentadent]

lol