Satellite surveillance and the orbital unconscious

Satellite data are frequently attached to discourses of infallibility, objectivity and omnipresence. Yet the value satellite in everyday society largely depends on strength our interpretations, interpretations which easily misled. images can be fabricated, misread restricted, yet companies like Google encourage users see themselves as active agents a collaborative process accumulating data, obscuring users’ true relations with technology giving them false sense power anonymity. In this sense, satellites constitute new unconscious terrain perception. For Geert Lovink, we have reached an age where ‘read metaphors, type technological mirror’ ‘an apparatus’. This article argues that lack conscious awareness around presence, nature infrastructure allows thrive under radar species surveillance technology.