Remote sensing using satellite data.

[marlee]

Can Satellites See Graves from Space? Unearthing the Truth​

Remote sensing using satellite data is a fascinating and powerful technology. From monitoring deforestation and tracking weather patterns to aiding in disaster response and agricultural management, its applications seem almost limitless. Satellites equipped with sophisticated sensors can capture a wealth of information about our planet's surface and even its atmosphere.

But could this technology extend to revealing something as specific and often subtle as underground voids or cavities, potentially indicating the presence of a grave?

Claims have surfaced in various online communities and discussions suggesting that satellite imagery and related remote sensing techniques can indeed be used to detect such features. The idea is that a buried grave might create subtle differences in soil composition, moisture levels, or even surface temperature that could be detectable by sensitive satellite instruments. Some proponents even suggest that specific spectral signatures or anomalies in radar data could pinpoint these hidden structures.

To our forum members: Have you encountered such claims? Do you have any expertise or information regarding the feasibility of using satellite data to reliably detect underground voids or cavities indicative of graves? We'd love to hear your insights, experiences, and any scientific evidence that either supports or refutes this intriguing possibility. Let's delve into the reality behind this claim!

 

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Can Satellites See Graves from Space? Unearthing the Truth​

Remote sensing using satellite data is a fascinating and powerful technology. From monitoring deforestation and tracking weather patterns to aiding in disaster response and agricultural management, its applications seem almost limitless. Satellites equipped with sophisticated sensors can capture a wealth of information about our planet's surface and even its atmosphere.

But could this technology extend to revealing something as specific and often subtle as underground voids or cavities, potentially indicating the presence of a grave?

Claims have surfaced in various online communities and discussions suggesting that satellite imagery and related remote sensing techniques can indeed be used to detect such features. The idea is that a buried grave might create subtle differences in soil composition, moisture levels, or even surface temperature that could be detectable by sensitive satellite instruments. Some proponents even suggest that specific spectral signatures or anomalies in radar data could pinpoint these hidden structures.

To our forum members: Have you encountered such claims? Do you have any expertise or information regarding the feasibility of using satellite data to reliably detect underground voids or cavities indicative of graves? We'd love to hear your insights, experiences, and any scientific evidence that either supports or refutes this intriguing possibility. Let's delve into the reality behind this claim!

Hi. Given over numbers of yrs to present I have heard of mass graves here and there and those hunting them, even Governments, have never deployed such a thing yet spent millions upon millions to find said huge mass graves, some found but most found nothing then my mind says if it was real and that simple they would have used them instead of other methods and tedious guess work with millions of dollars worth of earth moving machinery.
My call....bogus.

 

[dowser]

Sensing along with Ouija boarding.
Use a message board!

 

[achanceforgold]

of course they can.
here is a satellite image of the graveyard in my town.

But the bigger question is why is someone looking for graves?
I think it's best to leave the dead in peace.