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Theregister
6 months ago
OMG science

Nearly canned NASA PACE satellite finally takes flight

NASA has successfully launched its PACE satellite that will study how plankton and aerosol particles are impacted by global warming.
The PACE satellite will use a spectrometer and polarimeters to measure light intensity, polarization of sunlight, and the size and composition of particles. [ more ]
subscriber.politicopro.com
7 months ago
OMG science

New NASA Earth Science Mission Could Change the Way We See Our Planet

NASA's PACE satellite mission aims to observe plankton, aerosol, cloud, and ocean ecosystems in greater detail than ever before.
The satellite is equipped with advanced polarimeters that can observe specific characteristics of particles in the atmosphere. [ more ]
time.com
7 months ago
OMG science

Why NASA's New Climate Satellite is Studying Clouds and Phytoplankton

NASA's PACE satellite is set to launch on Feb. 6 to track phytoplankton blooms and study their impact on the environment.
Phytoplankton blooms can have both beneficial and detrimental effects, absorbing carbon from the atmosphere while also producing toxins that can harm aquatic life and humans. [ more ]
Theregister
6 months ago
OMG science

Nearly canned NASA PACE satellite finally takes flight

NASA has successfully launched its PACE satellite that will study how plankton and aerosol particles are impacted by global warming.
The PACE satellite will use a spectrometer and polarimeters to measure light intensity, polarization of sunlight, and the size and composition of particles. [ more ]
subscriber.politicopro.com
7 months ago
OMG science

New NASA Earth Science Mission Could Change the Way We See Our Planet

NASA's PACE satellite mission aims to observe plankton, aerosol, cloud, and ocean ecosystems in greater detail than ever before.
The satellite is equipped with advanced polarimeters that can observe specific characteristics of particles in the atmosphere. [ more ]
time.com
7 months ago
OMG science

Why NASA's New Climate Satellite is Studying Clouds and Phytoplankton

NASA's PACE satellite is set to launch on Feb. 6 to track phytoplankton blooms and study their impact on the environment.
Phytoplankton blooms can have both beneficial and detrimental effects, absorbing carbon from the atmosphere while also producing toxins that can harm aquatic life and humans. [ more ]
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