And anyone - average people, the government, malicious organizations - can request these images at any time, no questions asked. The Capella-2’s signal system is so powerful it can truly see through walls in many circumstances. It could also fuel the type of surveillance that privacy experts have panic attacks about.
SAR sends a 9.65 GHz radio signal toward the Earth and interprets the signal as it returns, using that data to form a visual. The satellite uses something called Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), a technology used by NASA since the 1970s, to detect the Earth’s surface through even the densest of clouds. The Capella-2 satellite has been launched in the atmosphere is a big leap in space technology, but also a big privacy risk, as Input Magazine details: The Capella-2’s system of cameras and sensors is nothing short of magnificent. Capella Space’s new satellite can peer right into any room in your house and snap a high-resolution photo at any time.
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