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[Harry Potter] Would Hogwarts show up in a satellite photo?

In *Goblet Of Fire,* we're told that Hogwarts looks like a decrepit old ruin to Muggles, which explains why none have ever thought to enter it over all this time. But does that extend to satellite photos? After all, when a satellite takes a photo, it is an automatic process-- it is not the result of a human being seeing the subject and taking the picture in real-time. So if the enchantments that make Hogwarts look like a ruin to Muggle eyes don't affect cameras (which we know work in the Wizarding world, since Colin Creevey had one), then satellite photos would show Hogwarts as it actually appears.
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As Muggle-Repelling Charms work on Muggles and not on photos, if you take a close up photo of Hogwarts and publish it online, then Muggles will see a photo of ruins and Wizards will see a photo of the castle. So as computers will process such photo as it is, it can cause problems for Muggles as they will experience a cognitive dissonance.

But as Hogwarts is also additionally unplottable, it's hidden from the maps and from the plain sight above. When some place becomes unplottable it disappears ever from the maps made before that. As unplottability works both for Wizards and Muggles, there is no reason to believe that it's related to perception, and there are many photos of the place between platforms 9 and 10 on the King’s Cross. So Hogwarts should be hidden on satellite images because the light captured by the satellite's camera is already altered.