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The thing I'm most curious about is how long Earth will be able to get a 30fps 1080p video stream from the vehicle. In a way, it feels like a sort of generally
by mortenjorck 9y ago
The thing I'm most curious about is how long Earth will be able to get a 30fps 1080p video stream from the vehicle.
In a way, it feels like a sort of generally-accessible, high-definition version of a classic NASA probe - we've all seen pictures from space after they've been meticulously stitched together by NASA imaging professionals, but this is the first time anyone in the world can visit a website and get a live, full-frame-rate video stream from the vacuum of space.
- bryananderson 9y agoAll communication ceased about 12 hours after launch. The vehicle has no solar panels, so the battery (presumably not the stock one) depleted. NASA regularly broadcasts live HD video from a comparable distance (ISS). Not so easy to do from deep space.