Presidential Inauguration from Space28/01/2009 |
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| GeoEye is offering for sale a commemorative poster featuring a GeoEye-1 satellite image of the Inauguration of President Barack Obama. The company had more than 100 times the normal traffic on its Web site after the satellite image was published by the media. | ||
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The "Presidential Inauguration from Space" poster is 23 by 35 inches and sells for USD29.99. It may be purchased by clicking on the link from Geoeye's home page.
GeoEye-1 took the image while traveling at 17,000 mph or about four miles per second from 423 miles in space as it moved from north to south along the eastern seaboard of the United States. The satellite is able to discern objects on the ground as small as 0.41-metre or about 16 inches in size, which represents an object about the size of home plate on a baseball diamond. However, due to current U.S. licensing restrictions the imagery is re-sampled to half-meter ground resolution. The satellite is currently in its final stages of check-out and calibration.
Look at the movie explaining the gathering of the crowds.
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