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Muon Space and Google’s mission is to help firefighters respond quickly to wild flames and provide them with a means to fight them.
This year, California has more than 4,000 wild fire, including fatal fires near January. Now Google and Satellite Company Muon Space, trying not to happen again.
They start Firefighter satellites In space, they will fire the roads and help the groups who helped the strikes to learn more.
Muon Space builds fire satellites at the headquarters of the mountain landscape, CA. (Sunny Tsai / Foxbusiness)
“We will be able to see fires that are smaller than a swimming pool. You know about five meters five meters, 100 times smaller than any of the existing satellite systems,” said Muon Space CEO Jonny Dyer.
Muon Space and Google’s collective mission is to help Firefighters respond to wild flames Equip them with better and better tools.
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“The fire is clearly designed with very high resolution thermal cameras. They can see fires at the beginning of their life, but at the same time, they can do them on the map.
These fire satellites will be able to give deeper attention to firefighting agencies how fires are spread. (Sunny Tsai / Foxbusiness)
The muon cavity He started his first satellite in March. Until 2030, the company plans to produce new thermal photos of new thermal photos, providing global coverage and new heat photos in 20 minutes.
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“Basically, the fire agents really do these pictures, we will give them things like higher levels and perimeter products … This fire can think of how hot this fire is a heat map,” said Dyer.
The company’s partners will also give a great impetus to the wilderness, reaction and prevention of these satellites.
“When they started, we will be able to see the full evolution of fires when they started, and it helps the model better,” he said Google Climate and Energy Research Guide Christopher van Arsdale.
There will be a total of 52 satellites in the last constellation in every 20 minutes. (Google / FoxBusiness)
Some firefighting agencies are excited about new opportunities that these satellites can bring.
“We need to understand how we can understand or regulate where our friends can go or regulate … This will help us bring us a target strategically additional strategic addition to the target strategically,” he said, retired California State Fire Marshall Kate Dargan.
Kate Dargan has been working with Cal Fire for 30 years and has been a pre-witness that the debris can cause.
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“Therefore, there will be a great change for a firefighting society, but it will be a great change for a firefighting community,” he said.
Muon Space and Google will release the first images of fires caught by the satellite at the end of this month.
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The three satellites planned to start in March will send new information every 12 hours.
