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The Capella corporation has created a new satellite, that sees things inside the house.

  

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  The image I: SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar)image of Roswell International Airfield (https://futurism.com/new-satellite-buildings-day-night)

The Capella corporation has created a new satellite, that sees things inside the house.

The SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar)-radar has a very effective capacity to see things, which is giving the radar echo. The idea of the system is that the antenna of the radar is moving. And that gives it a greater dimension than it has in real life. So the otherways saying the size of the radar antenna is increasing by moving it.

The system uses very short radar signals what are sent from different places. And those signals are connecting in memory of the computer to one solid image, what is seeming to come from the one large antenna. When we are thinking about high-resolution radars, we must realize that the combination with SAR-radars and maser-technology allows seeing very small objects from a long distance.

In that case, the SAR-radar uses the monotonic wavelength or maser for sending that signal. The maser (microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation)is a similar system to the laser. But it operates in micro- or radio wave areas in the electromagnetic spectrum. The thing is that the radars are seeing solid objects very well, but things like the human body are invisible to radars because the echo from that kind of object is not very strong.

Image II: Basic principle of SAR-radar (Wikipedia, Synthetic Aperture Radar)

But things are changing. The atoms inside the human body can stress by using certain frequent radio waves, and when those atoms are releasing their energy, they can send the radio impulses. And that radio wave can be detected by using a radio receiver.

The difference between the human body and stealth material is that we know, what kind of elements are forming the human body. And that's why there is a possibility to send electromagnetic radiation that would stress the atoms in the human body. So the radar sees the radio emission from those atoms that are forming the human body. But the problem with stealth material is that its chemical structure is unknown.

The radars can be used to search for firearms under the clothes because the radar echo from metal parts is very good. And theoretically, maser-SAR-radar can see things like rifles from the orbital trajectory. If the resolution of radar is high enough. The high-resolution radars can see many things, which are hidden from the human eye. And maybe in the future also things like humans can see by using radars.

https://futurism.com/new-satellite-buildings-day-night

SAR-Radar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic-aperture_radar

https://curiosityanddarkmatter.home.blog/2021/01/05/the-capella-corporation-has-created-a-new-satellite-that-sees-things-inside-the-house/

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