Sceye, which has been testing its airships until now, plans to start commercial operations in 2025.
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Sceye, a high-altitude airship startup, has signed a cooperative R&D agreement with NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) to detect methane “super emitters” and monitor wildfire activity, storms, earthquakes and other extreme weather events. The New Mexico-based company is developing high...
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