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New NASA Satellite Shines Light Into the Darkness of the Ocean Floor Like Never Before
We’ve only mapped about 25 percent of the sea floor, but a recent push by NASA’s Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite to shine a light into that darkness has been illuminating ...
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Astonishment at what NASA satellites saw at the bottom of the oceans: never-before-seen formations
NASA and the French Space Agency (CNES), with their new SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) satellite, aim to solve this problem. Thanks to this new study, three scientists (Yao Yu ...
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Millions of rivers and lakes to be surveyed by a Nasa satellite
Swot is expected to help resolve all rivers at least 100m wide, and see all lakes larger than 6 hectares. NASA, the US space agency has launched a satellite that's expected to transform our view ...
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Bristol Benjamin Meaker Distinguished Visiting Professor Colin Gleason, University of University of Massachusetts, USA
He is also the lead academic scientist for Calibration and Validation of U.S. Inland Hydrology for the NASA SWOT satellite, and member of the Science Teams for NASA’s SWOT and High Mountain Asia ...