area 81 pictures that can be taken with a satellite?
544645
it's area 51, i believe that you mean, and if there are any satellite pictures i assure you the government would not let them get out, or if they did, they wouldn't show anything of value
917923
Try google earth. I don't know how recents the images are....
1100589
Here is one of the best computer satellite cards. http://www.hauppauge.com/pages/products/data_nexus.html\nHere is some software to use with it.\nhttp://www.progdvb.com\nhttp://www.dvbcore.com/
172629
Yes - Google Earth.  It is awesome!  It is amazing the things you can see from the satellite.  Most of the photos can be 1 to 3 years old, but they are updating constantly.  I was stuck on it for an hour the first time.  Try Disneyland!
341180
I'm pretty sure there's not for live satellite feeds.   The closest you can get for free is Google Earth - software you can download for free.  Also you can go to http://maps.google.com for satellite images, or http://maps.yahoo.com.  There's an even better one that costs money, but I forgot the address.  It's something like earth view or planet view or something like that
450005
FIrst you'll have to download "google earth" from http://earth.google.com/ and then the next requirement is that only some places of USA and UK are visible through satellite imagery. So this is not such a good idea......
375192
doood..... use google earth pro. its simply awsome !\nhappy viewing! try this ... if u have a laptop.... locate ur home and then walk out into an open area and see if u can see youself in the realtime satalite pic ! funy huh !?
734970
there a quite a few sites out there.  Since the pics are taken off satelite the pcs are sometime a few years behind.  \n\ngooglemaps.com\nzillow.com\n\nalso google has a program called google earth that you can get satelite pics from all over the world and it lets you zoom in pretty far.
359444
To operate one live, you would actually have to initiate internet-based control over an orbiting satellite with imagery capabilities.  You realize that it would have to reconfigure its current orbit and literally reposition in space to get to the place you want to spy on.  That would cost in the hundreds of thousands to operate.\nI suggest setting up internet real time cameras that are set up to a video server to relay images to your computer screen.  That way you can access a particular location but only where you have cameras set up or have access codes.
605674
Huh?  Are you looking for a specific satellite image at some specific location on that date?  If so, you need to give us more information . . .
1025423
http://www.hello.com/\nhttp://picasa.google.com/
43435
Terraserver.\n\nIt does not require you to download software. The maximum resolution of satellite images is 1 meter per pixel.\n\nPretty cool.....found one of my previous homes....and although most shots are in black and white....mine was in color!\n\n:)\nPeace!
331125
No, areas like that use satellite. They have these portable satellite things that cost a fortune.\nhttp://www.thuraya.pl/inmarsat.html
200666
The Automatic Picture Transmission (APT) system on the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) satellites of the United States provides a reduced resolution data stream from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) instrument. It transmits the data continuously as an analogue broadcast that can be received in real-time by relatively unsophisticated, inexpensive ground station equipment while the satellite is within radio range. It was introduced in 1970 and for some three decades has provided image data to relatively low-cost user stations at locations in most countries of the world, giving many professional and other users their first introduction to real-time satellite imagery. A user station anywhere in the world can receive local data from up to three satellite overpasses twice a day from each satellite. Advances in communications technology will enable a transition to a new digital system - Low Rate Picture Transmission (LRPT) - in the early years of the new century.\n\nRetrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_Picture_Transmission"
455718
Google Earth is pretty amazing. I once checked to see if there was a satellite image of my city, and I was able to zoom in so far, that I could make out my car in the parking lot of my apartment!
847312
I tried to find this info on google, but wasnt easy. Google earth is ofcourse using satellite images  The resolution of the Sat pics are so great that it allows zooming in to a great distance Sorry couldnt help  better!
48135
http://maps.google.com/\n\nClick on the satellite button.\n----------------------------------------\nIf you want more detailed satellite imagery, visit:\nhttp://earth.google.com/\n\nand download Google Earth