Albedo aims to image objects as small as four inches. The technology became possible in 2018 when theTrump administration relaxed the regulations that govern civil satellite resolution. Albedo Space was criticized for being a "giant camera in the sky for any government to use at any time without our knowledge."
Forensic arborist Robert Brames explained the burn patterns of recent fires are very unusual as tree and plant leaves, twigs and branches did not burn, but buildings were destroyed down to white ash. He said that he thinks the fires were caused by satellites due to the focus on certain areas for hours.
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