[chopete]

We have so many satellites up there that can stream photos of specific locations.

Can those companies fund a few days' worth of live streaming of key areas? It gives everybody an option to see the reality/facts instead of opinions.

Nobody knows whom to trust in these crisis times and everything appears as an opinion of an individual or a small group.

[sumedh]

> Can those companies fund a few days'

I assume these companies dont want any trouble from the Indian Govt if they have business in India.

[iamshs]

Planet’s satellites use Indian launch vehicles due to their economic viability. They were muted in their response to Debris in outer soace due to Indian anti satellite test.

[virtuabhi]

Any support for your statement? If not, can you stop commenting on this thread? IMO you have degraded this thread enough.

[iamshs]

Degraded? Oh, is it looking bad for India? Then India should stop doing bad things. 10 Million people are caged right now, while you can express yourself and you have the audacity to try to mute me too now.

Here's your source, I am not into bullshit:

“While Planet enjoys a great working partnership with agencies of India’s government — like ISRO — we categorically condemn the anti-satellite missile intercept recently conducted by India’s defense department,” the San Francisco-based company tweeted March 27. “Space should be used for peaceful purposes, and destroying satellites on orbit severely threatens the long-term stability of the space environment for all space operators. Planet urges all space-capable nations to respect our orbital commons.”

Planet will still not be boycotting ISRO and using them for the upcoming launch of 5th series of Dove satellites.