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By Xinnika
By Xinnika
The NFT is captured by NOAA-19 satellite in Hong Kong, 2022-01-05-00-50-13-UTC.
"Atlas" turns unique moments of the Earth into unique artworks. Originated in orbit, this collection poetically brings together old and emerging technologies.
An antenna installed in Hong Kong captures the radio signals of three retired NOAA satellites that pass over the city approximately four times a day. The images are continuously broadcasted to Earth via the Automatic Picture Transmission (APT) system. The noise and glitches in the images were caused by the exact condition of the reception. Each image received was uniquely captured over the ten to fifteen minutes when one of the satellites was in a direct line-of-sight to the antenna.
"Atlas" turns unique moments of the Earth into unique artworks. Originated in orbit, this collection poetically brings together old and emerging technologies. An antenna installed in Hong Kong captures the radio signals of three retired NOAA satellites that pass over the city approximately four times a day. These images are taken as the satellites pass overhead, and are broadcasted back to the ground in real-time. Tuning into specific satellite frequencies, the artist captures a unique moment of the Earth from the orbit each time, spontaneously revealing weather conditions, geographical visibility, and markers of time.
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By Xinnika
By Xinnika
The NFT is captured by NOAA-19 satellite in Hong Kong, 2022-01-05-00-50-13-UTC.
"Atlas" turns unique moments of the Earth into unique artworks. Originated in orbit, this collection poetically brings together old and emerging technologies.
An antenna installed in Hong Kong captures the radio signals of three retired NOAA satellites that pass over the city approximately four times a day. The images are continuously broadcasted to Earth via the Automatic Picture Transmission (APT) system. The noise and glitches in the images were caused by the exact condition of the reception. Each image received was uniquely captured over the ten to fifteen minutes when one of the satellites was in a direct line-of-sight to the antenna.
"Atlas" turns unique moments of the Earth into unique artworks. Originated in orbit, this collection poetically brings together old and emerging technologies. An antenna installed in Hong Kong captures the radio signals of three retired NOAA satellites that pass over the city approximately four times a day. These images are taken as the satellites pass overhead, and are broadcasted back to the ground in real-time. Tuning into specific satellite frequencies, the artist captures a unique moment of the Earth from the orbit each time, spontaneously revealing weather conditions, geographical visibility, and markers of time.
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