SatQuery

Film archive

A short record of the instrument.

Four short films in the instrument’s visual language — each a real render, each captioned plainly and attributed. The complete ~50-second launch film is shown on the homepage; this page hosts the shorter clips. Nothing here is a benchmark result, and no clip is a recording of a live SatQuery run.

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Short films

Reusable clips

Earth, approached

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Earth arrives — a slow orbital approach to the Nile Delta, Egypt.

Duration 0:06 / Source ESA / Copernicus Sentinel-2 / Real imagery
Real orbital footage of the Nile Delta, Egypt. Shown as a standalone short, not a SatQuery production.

Fifty years, in one pair

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Fifty years of settlement in one pair of observations — GHSL panels, 1975 and 2025.

Duration 0:07 / Source European Union, Copernicus EMS (GHSL) / Real panels
Real GHSL built-up panels, 1975 and 2025. The two panels are not co-registered and their scales differ, so the wipe is illustrative, not a measurement. No change result is presented: nothing has been run.

Evidence, surfaced

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An illustrative evidence region resolves on real imagery. Not a SatQuery run result.

Duration 0:06 / Source ESA / Copernicus / Illustrative
The marked region is an illustrative device, not a measured result. No SatQuery run was performed and no region, confidence or area is claimed.

An answer, in the prototype’s shape

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An example answer, illustrative — shown against the real prototype’s answer structure.

Duration 0:06 / Source SatQuery prototype (illustrative) / Illustrative
An illustrative example answer. No question was posed to the instrument and no result is claimed.

All films on this page are illustrative renders of the instrument’s visual language. They are produced assets, not recordings of a live SatQuery run; no satellite observation here is presented as a real query result. The complete ~50-second launch film — nine beats, no narration — lives on the homepage. Additional shorts — How SatQuery works, Optical + SAR, Evidence & provenance — are planned and will be added here when produced.