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Will Marshall: Tiny satellites show us the Earth as it changes in near-real-time
Will Marshall: Satelite shume te vegjel na tregojne Token teksa ndryshon thuajse ne kohe reale
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Imazhet satelitore kane revolucionarizuar dijen tone mbi Token, me pamje te detajuara te thuajse cdo cepi rruge te disponueshme ne internet. Por Will Marshall nga Planet Labs thote qe ne mund te bejme me mire dhe te ecim me shpejt se aq -- duke u bere me te vegjel. Ai prezanton satelitet e tij te vegjel -- jo me te medhenj se 10 me 10 me 30 centimetra -- te cilet, kur leshohen ne grup, mundesojne pmaje me rezolucion te larte te te gjithe plantetit, te perditesuar cdo dite.
Will Marshall - Space scientist
At Planet, Will Marshall leads overall strategy for commercializing new geospatial data and analytics that are disrupting agriculture, mapping, energy, the environment and other vertical markets. Full bio
At Planet, Will Marshall leads overall strategy for commercializing new geospatial data and analytics that are disrupting agriculture, mapping, energy, the environment and other vertical markets. Full bio
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00:12
The Earth needs no introduction.
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Toka nuk ka nevoje per prezantim.
00:15
It needs no introduction in part
because the Apollo 17 astronauts,
because the Apollo 17 astronauts,
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Nje arsye pse nuk ka nevoje per prezantim
eshte sepse astronautet e Apollo 17,
eshte sepse astronautet e Apollo 17,
00:20
when they were hurtling
around the moon in 1972,
around the moon in 1972,
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kur po fluturonin rreth
henes ne 1972,
henes ne 1972,
00:23
took this iconic image.
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bene kete fotografi te famshme.
00:27
It galvanized a whole
generation of human beings
generation of human beings
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Nxiti nje gjenerate te tere
qeniesh njerezore
qeniesh njerezore
00:30
to realize that we're on
Spaceship Earth,
Spaceship Earth,
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qe te kuptonin qe ne jemi
ne Anijen Kozmike Toke,
ne Anijen Kozmike Toke,
00:33
fragile and finite as it is,
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ashtu e brishte dhe e thyeshme sic eshte,
00:35
and that we need
to take care of it.
to take care of it.
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dhe qe duhet te kujdesemi per te.
00:37
But while this picture
is beautiful, it's static,
is beautiful, it's static,
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Por edhe pse kjo foto eshte e bukur,
ajo eshte statike,
ajo eshte statike,
00:40
and the Earth is constantly changing.
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dhe nderkohe Toka eshte
duke ndryshuar ne menyre konstante.
duke ndryshuar ne menyre konstante.
00:43
It's changing on days' time
scales with human activity.
scales with human activity.
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Po ndyshon ne shkallen e kohes se diteve
nga aktiviteti i njeriut.
nga aktiviteti i njeriut.
00:46
And the satellite imagery we
have of it today is old.
have of it today is old.
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Dhe imazhet satelitore te Tokes
qe kemi sot, jane shume te vjetra.
qe kemi sot, jane shume te vjetra.
00:49
Typically, years old.
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Tipikisht, disa vjecare.
00:52
And that's important because
you can't fix what you can't see.
you can't fix what you can't see.
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Dhe kjo eshte e rendesishme sepse
nuk mund te ndreqesh cfare nuk sheh dot.
nuk mund te ndreqesh cfare nuk sheh dot.
00:56
What we'd ideally want is images
of the whole planet every day.
of the whole planet every day.
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Ajo qe do donim idealisht jane
imazhe te gjithe planetit cdo dite.
imazhe te gjithe planetit cdo dite.
01:01
So, what's standing in our way?
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Pra, cfare na pengon?
01:03
What's the problem?
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Cili eshte problemi?
01:05
This is the problem:
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Ky eshte problemi:
01:07
Satellites are big, expensive
and they're slow.
and they're slow.
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Satelitet jane te medhenj, te shtrenjte
dhe te ngadalte.
dhe te ngadalte.
01:12
This one weighs three tons.
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Ky ketu peshon tre ton.
01:14
It's six meters tall, four meters wide.
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Eshte i gjate gjashte metra,
kater metra i gjere.
kater metra i gjere.
01:17
It took up the entire fairing
of a rocket just to launch it.
of a rocket just to launch it.
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Duhej nje rakete e tere per ta leshuar.
01:20
One satellite, one rocket.
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Nje satelit, nje rakete.
01:22
It cost 855 million dollars.
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Kushtoi 855 milion dollare.
01:25
Satellites like these have
done an amazing job
done an amazing job
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Satelite si keto kane bere
nje pune fantastike
nje pune fantastike
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at helping us to understand our planet.
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per te na ndihmuar
te kuptojme planetin tone.
te kuptojme planetin tone.
01:30
But if we want to understand
it much more regularly,
it much more regularly,
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Por nese duam ta kuptojme boten
me rregullisht,
me rregullisht,
01:34
we need lots of satellites,
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na duhen shume satelite,
01:36
and this model isn't scalable.
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dhe ky model nuk mund te zvogelohet.
01:38
So me and my friends,
we started Planet Labs
we started Planet Labs
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Keshtu qe une dhe shoket e mi,
filluam Planet Labs
filluam Planet Labs
01:40
to make satellites ultra-compact
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per t'i bere satelitet shume kompakte
01:42
and small and highly capable.
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dhe te vegjel dhe shume te fuqishem.
01:44
I'm going to show you what
our satellite looks like:
our satellite looks like:
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Do t'ju tregoj si duken satelitet tane:
01:52
This is our satellite.
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Ky eshte sateliti yne.
01:54
This is not a scale model,
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Nuk eshte nje model i zvogeluar,
01:56
this is the real size.
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kjo eshte madhesia reale.
01:58
It's 10 by 10 by 30 centimeters,
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Eshte 10 me 10 me 30 centimetra,
02:00
it weighs four kilograms,
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peshon kater kilogram,
02:03
and we've stuffed the latest
and greatest electronics
and greatest electronics
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edhe e kemi mbushur me mjetet elektronike
me te mira e me te fundit
me te mira e me te fundit
02:05
and sensor systems into
this little package
this little package
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dhe me sisteme ndjeshmerie
02:07
so that even though this is really small,
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ne menyre te tille qe edhe pse
kjo eshte shume e vogel,
kjo eshte shume e vogel,
02:09
this can take pictures 10 times the
resolution of the big satellite here,
resolution of the big satellite here,
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mund te kape foto me cilesi 10 here
me te mire se ky sateliti i madh ketu
me te mire se ky sateliti i madh ketu
02:14
even though it weighs one
thousandth of the mass.
thousandth of the mass.
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edhe pse peshon sa nje e mijeta e mases.
02:19
And we call this satellite
"Dove" — Thank you.
"Dove" — Thank you.
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Dhe ne e quajme kete satelit
"Pellumbi" -- Faleminderit.
"Pellumbi" -- Faleminderit.
02:23
(Applause)
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(Duartrokitje)
02:25
We call this satellite "Dove,"
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Ne e quajme kete satelit "Pellumbi",
02:27
and we call it "Dove" because
satellites are typically named
satellites are typically named
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dhe e quajme "Pellumb" sepse sateliteve
tipikisht i vihen emra zogjsh,
tipikisht i vihen emra zogjsh,
02:30
after birds, but normally birds of prey:
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por normalisht zogjsh gjahu:
02:32
like Eagle, Hawk, Swoop,
Kill, I don't know,
Kill, I don't know,
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si Shqiponje, Skifter, Kap, Vrit, nuk e di,
02:35
Kestrel, these sort of things.
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Sokol, gjera te tilla.
02:37
But ours have a
humanitarian mission,
humanitarian mission,
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Por tonat kane nje mision humanitar,
02:39
so we wanted to call them Doves.
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keshtu qe donim t'i quanim "Pellumba".
02:41
And we haven't just
built them, though.
built them, though.
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Dhe ne jo vetem i kemi ndertuar.
02:43
We've launched them.
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I kemi leshuar.
02:44
And not just one, but many.
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Dhe jo vetem nje, por shume.
02:50
It all started in our garage.
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Gjithe kjo filloi ne garazhin tone.
02:52
Yes, we built our first satellite
prototype in our garage.
prototype in our garage.
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Po, ne ndertuam prototipin e pare te
satelitit tone ne garazhin tone.
satelitit tone ne garazhin tone.
02:55
Now, this is pretty normal for a
Silicon Valley company that we are,
Silicon Valley company that we are,
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Tani, kjo eshte shume normale per
nje kompani ne Silicon Valley sic jemi ne,
nje kompani ne Silicon Valley sic jemi ne,
02:58
but we believe it's the first time
for a space company.
for a space company.
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por besojme se eshte hera e pare
per nje kompani hapsinore.
per nje kompani hapsinore.
03:01
And that's not the only trick
we learned from Silicon Valley.
we learned from Silicon Valley.
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Dhe kjo nuk eshte hilja e vetme qe mesuam
nga Silicon Valley.
nga Silicon Valley.
03:05
We rapidly prototype our satellites.
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Ne bejme prototipe te shpeshta
te sateliteve tane.
te sateliteve tane.
03:08
We use "release early,
release often" on our software.
release often" on our software.
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Ne perdorim "lesho shpejt, lesho shpesh"
ne softuerin tone.
ne softuerin tone.
03:11
And we take a different
risk approach.
risk approach.
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Dhe ne kemi nje menyre pakashum
te ndryshme per te pare riskun.
te ndryshme per te pare riskun.
03:13
We take them outside and test them.
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I nxjerrim ata jashte dhe i testojme.
03:15
We even put satellites in space
just to test the satellites,
just to test the satellites,
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Ne madje edhe i cojme satelitet ne hapsire
sa per t'i provuar
sa per t'i provuar
03:18
and we've learned to manufacture
our satellites at scale.
our satellites at scale.
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dhe kemi mesuar t'i prodhojme
satelitet tane ne madhesine reale.
satelitet tane ne madhesine reale.
03:21
We've used modern production techniques
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Kemi perdorur teknika moderne prodhimi
03:23
so we can build large numbers of them,
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qe te mund te ndertojme shume prej tyre,
03:25
I think for the first time.
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mendoj per te paren here.
03:28
We call it agile aerospace,
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Ne e quajme aerohapesira e shkathet,
03:31
and that's what's enabled us to put
so much capability into this little box.
so much capability into this little box.
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dhe ajo na dha mundesine te fusim
kaq shume aftesi ne kete kuti te vogel.
kaq shume aftesi ne kete kuti te vogel.
03:36
Now, what has bonded
our team over the years
our team over the years
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Tani, cfare e ka bashkuar skuadren
tone nder vite
tone nder vite
03:41
is the idea of democratizing
access to satellite information.
access to satellite information.
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eshte idea e demokratizimit te
aksesit te informacionit satelitor.
aksesit te informacionit satelitor.
03:46
In fact, the founders of our
company, Chris, Robbie and I,
company, Chris, Robbie and I,
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Ne fakt, krijuesit e kompanise sone,
une, Kris dhe Robi,
une, Kris dhe Robi,
03:49
we met over 15 years ago
at the United Nations
at the United Nations
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ne jemi takuar mbi 15 vjet
me pare tek Kombet e Bashkuara
me pare tek Kombet e Bashkuara
03:51
when they were hosting a conference
about exactly that question:
about exactly that question:
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kur po jepnin nje konference
mbi pikerisht ate pyetje:
mbi pikerisht ate pyetje:
Si mund t'i perdorim satelitet
03:54
How do you use satellites
to help humanity?
to help humanity?
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per te ndihmuar njerezimin?
Si mund t'i perdorim satelitet qe te
03:56
How do you use satellites to help
people in developing countries
people in developing countries
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ndihmojme njerezit ne vendet ne zhvillim
03:57
or with climate change?
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ose me ndryshime klimaterike?
03:59
And this is what has bonded us.
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Dhe kjo ishte cfare na bashkoi.
E gjithe skuadra jone
eshte shume e apasionuar
eshte shume e apasionuar
04:02
Our entire team is passionate about
using satellites to help humanity.
using satellites to help humanity.
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pas perdorimit te sateliteve
per te ndihmuar njerezimin.
per te ndihmuar njerezimin.
04:06
You could say
we're space geeks,
we're space geeks,
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Ju mund te thoni qe jemi
te fiksuar pas hapsires,
te fiksuar pas hapsires,
04:08
but not only do we care
about what's up there,
about what's up there,
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por neve nuk na intereson vetem
cfare ka atje lart,
cfare ka atje lart,
04:11
we care about what's down here, too.
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na intereson edhe per cfare ka ketu poshte.
04:13
I'm going to show you a video
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Do t'ju tregoj nje video
04:15
from just four weeks ago
of two of our satellites
of two of our satellites
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nga vetem kater jave me pare,
te dy prej sateliteve tane
te dy prej sateliteve tane
04:17
being launched from the
International Space Station.
International Space Station.
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duke u leshuar nga
Stacioni Nderkombetar Hapsinor.
Stacioni Nderkombetar Hapsinor.
04:20
This is not an animation,
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Ky nuk eshte nje animacion,
04:22
this is a video taken by the astronaut
looking out of the window.
looking out of the window.
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kjo eshte nje video e kapur nga astronauti
qe po shihte jashte dritares.
qe po shihte jashte dritares.
04:25
It gives you a bit of a sense of
scale of our two satellites.
scale of our two satellites.
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Te jep pak nje figure te
madhesise se dy sateliteve tane.
madhesise se dy sateliteve tane.
04:28
It's like some of the
smallest satellites ever
smallest satellites ever
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Eshte sikur disa nga satelitet
me te vegjel ndonjehere
me te vegjel ndonjehere
04:30
are being launched from
the biggest satellite ever.
the biggest satellite ever.
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po leshohen nga sateliti
me i madh ndonjehere.
me i madh ndonjehere.
04:33
And right at the end, the
solar array glints in the sun.
solar array glints in the sun.
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Dhe tamam ne fund,
veshja ndaj diellit shkelqen ne diell.
veshja ndaj diellit shkelqen ne diell.
04:35
It's really cool. Wait for it.
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Eshte shume e bukur. Prit.
04:38
Boom! Yeah. It's the money shot.
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Bum! Po. Eshte pjesa me e bukur.
04:41
(Laughter)
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(Te qeshura)
04:43
So we didn't just launch
two of them like this,
two of them like this,
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Pra ne nuk kemi leshuar vetem dy
prej tyre ne kete menyre,
prej tyre ne kete menyre,
04:46
we launched 28 of them.
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kemi leshuar 28.
04:48
It's the largest constellation of
Earth-imaging satellites in human history,
Earth-imaging satellites in human history,
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Eshte yjesia me e madhe e sateliteve qe
fotografojne Token ne historine e njerezimit,
fotografojne Token ne historine e njerezimit,
04:52
and it's going to provide a
completely radical new data set
completely radical new data set
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dhe do te mundesoje nje
sasi te re te dhenash, teresisht radikale
sasi te re te dhenash, teresisht radikale
04:55
about our changing planet.
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ne lidhje me planetin tone
te ndryshueshem.
te ndryshueshem.
04:57
But that's just the beginning.
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Por ky eshte vetem fillimi.
04:59
You see, we're going to launch
more than 100 of these satellites
more than 100 of these satellites
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Ne fakt, ne do leshojme me shume se 100
satelite te tille
satelite te tille
05:02
like these over the
course of the next year.
course of the next year.
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gjate vitit te ardhshem.
05:05
It's going to be the largest constellation
of satellites in human history.
of satellites in human history.
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Do te jete yjesia me e madhe e sateliteve
ne historine e njerezimit.
ne historine e njerezimit.
05:08
And this is what it's going to do:
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Dhe ja cfare do beje:
05:10
Acting in a single-orbit plane that
stays fixed with respect to the sun,
stays fixed with respect to the sun,
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Duke u sjelle si aeroplan me
nje orbite te vetme
nje orbite te vetme
qe qendron e fiksuar ne lidhje me diellin,
05:13
the Earth rotates underneath.
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Toka rrotullohet poshte.
05:15
They're all cameras pointed down,
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Jane te gjitha kamera
te drejtuara per poshte,
te drejtuara per poshte,
05:17
and they slowly scan across as
the Earth rotates underneath.
the Earth rotates underneath.
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dhe ngadale ato skanojne
teksa Toka rrotullohet poshte tyre.
teksa Toka rrotullohet poshte tyre.
05:20
The Earth rotates every 24 hours,
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Toka rrotullohet cdo 24 ore,
05:22
so we scan every point on the
planet every 24 hours.
planet every 24 hours.
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keshtu ne mund te shohim
cdo pike ne planet cdo 24 ore.
cdo pike ne planet cdo 24 ore.
05:25
It's a line scanner for the planet.
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Eshte si nje skaner linear per planetin.
05:28
We don't take a picture of
anywhere on the planet every day,
anywhere on the planet every day,
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Ne nuk kapim nje foto te
nje vendi ne planet cdo dite,
nje vendi ne planet cdo dite,
05:31
we take a picture of every single
place on the planet every day.
place on the planet every day.
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ne kapim nje foto te cdo vendi ne planet
cdo dite.
cdo dite.
05:34
Even though we launched these
just a couple of weeks ago,
just a couple of weeks ago,
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Edhe pse i leshuam keto
vetem disa jave me pare,
vetem disa jave me pare,
05:37
we've already got some initial
imagery from the satellites
imagery from the satellites
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kemi marre disa pamje fillestare
nga satelitet
nga satelitet
05:40
and I'm going to show it
publicly for the first time right now.
publicly for the first time right now.
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dhe do t'i tregoj publikisht
per here te pare tani.
per here te pare tani.
05:43
This is the very first picture
taken by our satellite.
taken by our satellite.
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Kjo eshte fotoja e pare e
kapur nga sateliti yne.
kapur nga sateliti yne.
05:46
It happened to be over
UC-Davis' campus
UC-Davis' campus
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Qelloi te ishte mbi kampusiun
e UC- Davis
e UC- Davis
05:48
in California when we
turned the camera on.
turned the camera on.
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ne Kaliforni kur ndezem kameren.
05:50
But what's even cooler is when
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Por me e bukura eshte kur
05:52
we compare it to the previous
latest image of that area,
latest image of that area,
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e krahasojme me foton me te fundit
te meparshme te asaj zone,
te meparshme te asaj zone,
05:55
which was taken many months ago.
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qe i eshte bere para shume muajsh.
05:57
And the image on the left
is from our satellite,
is from our satellite,
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Dhe fotoja ne te majte eshte
nga sateliti yne,
nga sateliti yne,
06:00
and we see buildings are being built.
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dhe mund te shohim ndertesa
duke u ndertuar.
duke u ndertuar.
06:02
The general point is that we will be able
to track urban growth as it happens
to track urban growth as it happens
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Idea e pergjithshme eshte qe do kemi mundesine
te ndjekim rritjen urbane teksa ndodh
te ndjekim rritjen urbane teksa ndodh
06:06
around the whole world
in all cities, every day.
in all cities, every day.
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rreth gjithe botes,
ne te gjitha qytetet, cdo dite.
ne te gjitha qytetet, cdo dite.
06:10
Water as well.
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Edhe ujin gjithashtu.
06:11
Thank you.
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Faleminderit.
06:13
(Applause)
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06:14
We'll be able to see
the extent of all water bodies
the extent of all water bodies
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Do kemi mundesine te dallojme
deri ku shkojne te gjithe trupat ujore
deri ku shkojne te gjithe trupat ujore
06:17
around the whole world every day
and help water security.
and help water security.
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rreth gjithe botes cdo dite
dhe te ndihmojme sigurine e ujit.
dhe te ndihmojme sigurine e ujit.
06:20
From water security
to food security.
to food security.
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Nga siguria e ujit ne sigurine e ushqimit.
06:22
We'll see crops as they
grow in all the fields
grow in all the fields
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Do shohim sesi bimet rriten neper fusha
06:25
in every farmer's field around
the planet every day.
the planet every day.
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ne fushen e cdo fermeri
ne bote cdo dite,
ne bote cdo dite,
06:28
and help them to improve crop yield.
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dhe t'i ndihmojme te permiresojne
prodhimin e tyre.
prodhimin e tyre.
06:31
This is a beautiful image that was taken
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Ky eshte nje imazh i bukur i kapur
06:33
just a few hours ago when the
satellite was flying over Argentina.
satellite was flying over Argentina.
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vetem para pak oresh
kur sateliti po fluturonte mbi Argjentine.
kur sateliti po fluturonte mbi Argjentine.
06:37
The general point is
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Idea e pergjithshme eshte qe
06:39
there are probably hundreds and
thousands of applications of this data,
thousands of applications of this data,
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ka me shume mundesi qindra dhe mijera
menyra per t'i perdorur keto te dhena,
menyra per t'i perdorur keto te dhena,
06:42
I've mentioned a few, but there's others:
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kam permendur disa, por ka akoma:
06:44
deforestation, the ice caps melting.
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shpyllezimi, shkrirja e akullnajave.
06:46
We can track all of these things,
every tree on the planet every day.
every tree on the planet every day.
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Mund t'i ndjekim te gjitha keto,
cdo peme ne kete planet cdo dite.
cdo peme ne kete planet cdo dite.
06:49
If you took the difference between
today's image and yesterday's image,
today's image and yesterday's image,
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Nese do te merrje ndryshimin mes
fotos se sotme dhe te djeshme,
fotos se sotme dhe te djeshme,
06:52
you'd see much of the world news —
you'd see floods and fires and earthquakes.
you'd see floods and fires and earthquakes.
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do te shihje shumicen e lajmeve boterore--
do shihje permbytje dhe zjarre dhe termete.
do shihje permbytje dhe zjarre dhe termete.
06:56
And we have decided, therefore, that the
best thing that we could do with our data
best thing that we could do with our data
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Dhe ne kemi vendosur, keshu, qe gjeja me
e mire per te bere me te dhenat tona
e mire per te bere me te dhenat tona
07:00
is to ensure universal access to it.
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eshte te sigurojme nje aksesim
mbareboteror te tyre.
mbareboteror te tyre.
07:03
We want to ensure everyone can see it.
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Duam te sigurohemi qe te gjithe
mund t'i shohin.
mund t'i shohin.
Faleminderit (Duartrokitje)
07:05
Thank you. (Applause)
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07:08
We want to empower NGOs and
companies and scientists and journalists
companies and scientists and journalists
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Duam t'i japim mundesine OJQ-ve dhe
kompanive dhe shkencetareve e gazetareve
kompanive dhe shkencetareve e gazetareve
07:12
to be able to answer the questions
that they have about the planet.
that they have about the planet.
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t'i pergjigjen peytjeve
qe ata kane mbi planetin tone.
qe ata kane mbi planetin tone.
07:16
We want to enable the developer community
to run their apps on our data.
to run their apps on our data.
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duam t'i krijojme mundesine
beresve te aplikacioneve
beresve te aplikacioneve
qe t'i perdorin ato aplikacione
me te dhenat tona.
me te dhenat tona.
Shkurt, ne duam te demokratizojme aksesin
e informacioneve mbi planetin tone.
e informacioneve mbi planetin tone.
07:21
In short, we want to democratize access
to information about our planet.
to information about our planet.
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Qe me sjell perseri tek kjo:
07:25
Which brings me back to this.
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Pra, ky do te jete nje grup teresisht i ri
mbareboteror te dhenash.
mbareboteror te dhenash.
07:28
You see, this will be an entirely
new global data set.
new global data set.
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Dhe ne besojme se sebashku,
07:32
And we believe that together,
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mund te ndihmojme qe te kujdesemi
per anijen tone kozmike Toke.
per anijen tone kozmike Toke.
07:34
we can help to take care
of our Spaceship Earth.
of our Spaceship Earth.
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07:39
And what I would like to leave
you with is the following question:
you with is the following question:
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Dhe ajo me te cilen do doja t'ju lija
eshte kjo pyetje:
eshte kjo pyetje:
Nese jo do te kishit mundesine te shihnit
foto te te gjithe planetit cdo dite,
foto te te gjithe planetit cdo dite,
07:42
If you had access to imagery of the
whole planet every single day,
whole planet every single day,
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what would you do with that data?
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c'do te benit me ato te dhena?
Cfare problemesh do te zgjidhnit?
07:48
What problems would you solve?
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07:50
What exploration would you do?
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Cfare eksplorimi do te benit?
Epo, ju ftoj te vini e te eksploroni me ne.
07:52
Well, I invite you to come
and explore with us.
and explore with us.
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07:54
Thank you very much.
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Shume faleminderit.
07:56
(Applause)
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Will Marshall - Space scientistAt Planet, Will Marshall leads overall strategy for commercializing new geospatial data and analytics that are disrupting agriculture, mapping, energy, the environment and other vertical markets.
Why you should listen
Will Marshall is the co-founder and CEO of Planet. Prior to Planet, he was a Scientist at NASA/USRA where he worked on missions "LADEE" and "LCROSS," served as co-principal investigator on PhoneSat, and was the technical lead on research projects in space debris remediation.
Marshall received his PhD in Physics from the University of Oxford and his Masters in Physics with Space Science and Technology from the University of Leicester. He was a Postdoctoral Fellow at George Washington University and Harvard.
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