GeoEye’s Mark Brender on Science Friday

by Matt Ball on August 29, 2008

I’m a huge fan of NPR’s Science Friday program. I was listening today and heard an interview with Mark Brender, vice president of marketing and communications at GeoEye regarding the launch of the GeoEye-1 satellite.

He commented on advances in mapping, fielded questions regarding cost and image capture frequency, and in a comical moment, was asked about obtaining imagery of Area 51 that almost sounded like a planted question. You’ll have to listen to understand what I mean by that.

One interesting detail is that with the recently announced deal with Google, they’ll be pasting a Google logo on the outside of the launch vehicle.

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