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I think this is a balance. Being the only house in the area that can't be seen into might get you more attention someone being able to see you in your underwear
by wlll 6y ago
I think this is a balance. Being the only house in the area that can't be seen into might get you more attention someone being able to see you in your underwear at a 50cm x 50cm resolution.
- jolmg 6y agoUnless you live underground, then you'll just look like the rest of the ground. EDIT: On a more general case, I wonder how expensive and feasible it would be to cover the roof/ceiling and walls with an array of 9ghz emitting "pixels" with the wire mesh behind that. Then show the satellites whatever image you want. Make it look like funny stuff is going on inside for their own amusement. Wouldn't be able to account for the different angles the satellite might take pictures from, though. Unless you track it.
- LeifCarrotson 6y agoThe satellite is looking at the of flight and intensity of the reflected signal, not 'color'. It's basically monochrome. You can make your ceiling either very massive or very conductive to reduce the signal reflected, or install a corner reflector in the attic to overwhelm the sensor with its own high-intensity signals (like taking a photo in a mirror with the flash on).
- jolmg 6y agoI never said anything about color, though. Monochrome displays also have pixels. Color pixels aren't the only type of pixel.