Technical Hitch Delays Launch of Disaster Monitoring Satellites

The video covers the gathering at Surrey Satellite Technology Limited to witness the launch of three new satellites. A technical issue at the Russian launch site delayed the launch by 24 hours. The mission aims to provide data on disasters like forest fires and oil spills. The satellites, part of the Disaster Monitoring Constellation, are built for Turkey, Nigeria, and Britain. They are efficient and capable of capturing high-resolution images of Earth's surface. Despite the delay, the builders are confident the mission will proceed soon.

What caused the delay in the satellite launch?

• Lack of fuel

• Weather conditions

• Communication issues

• Technical hitch at the launch site

What is the primary goal of the British-built space mission?

• To gather information on earthbound disasters

• To improve satellite communication

• To provide internet services

• To explore outer space

Which countries are involved in the Disaster Monitoring Constellation?

• USA, Canada, and Mexico

• Turkey, Nigeria, and Britain

• India, China, and Japan

• Germany, France, and Italy

What is a notable feature of the satellites in the Disaster Monitoring Constellation?

• They are powered by solar energy

• They can capture high-resolution images

• They are designed for military use

• They are the largest satellites ever built

What is the confidence level of the satellite builders regarding the mission launch?

• They have no information about the launch

• They are uncertain about the launch

• They are confident the mission will launch soon

• They believe the launch will be delayed indefinitely