NASA’s First CO2 Satellite Set for Launch
Credit: NASA/JET PROPULSION LABORATORY
In their studies of global climate change, NASA’s science teams are using Earth-observing satellites to map everything from floods and wildfires to El Ninos and phytoplankton. They track sea ice breakups and make daily scans of temperatures from the bottom of the troposphere to the top of the...
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