French-Israeli Satellite Sends Back First Vegetation Images
Credit: CNES/ISA
LYON, France—A microsatellite designed jointly by the French space agency CNES and Israeli space agency (ISA) has begun transmitting images, mainly aimed at monitoring the impact of climate change on vegetation. Dubbed Venµs (pronounced Venus and standing for Vegetation and Environment Monitoring on...
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