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Tracking Climate Change with Satellite-Based Cold Atom Gravity Sensors

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Tracking Climate Change with Satellite-Based Cold Atom Gravity Sensors

Possibility Editorial July 27, 2021

climate change, European Space Agency, green tech, magnetic field, ocean, satellite, Teledyne e2v

The TRUTHS Satellite Will Help Provide the Most Accurate Climate Data in History

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The TRUTHS Satellite Will Help Provide the Most Accurate Climate Data in History

Mark Bown January 29, 2021

aerial imaging, aerospace, climate change, European Space Agency, hyperspectral imaging, satellite, Teledyne e2v

How Deep is your Light? Imaging Across the Spectrum

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How Deep is your Light? Imaging Across the Spectrum

Possibility Editorial October 22, 2020

automation, digital imaging, electromagnetic spectrum, imaging, infrared, medical imaging, multispectral imaging, NASA, Robotics, satellite, science, space imaging, ultraviolet imaging, visible spectrum imaging, vision systems, x-ray

It’s Earth Day 2019. Climate change is real. Here’s how digital imaging is helping.

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It’s Earth Day 2019. Climate change is real. Here’s how digital imaging is helping.

Victoria Van Hezewyk April 22, 2019

climate change, environment, imaging, Ocean Cleanup, plastics, recycling, satellite

More Planets than Stars: Kepler’s Legacy

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More Planets than Stars: Kepler’s Legacy

Regine Araneta January 28, 2019

advanced imaging, aerospace, digital imaging, innovation, NASA, satellite, science, space imaging

New Horizons: The Historic Flyby of Ultima Thule

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New Horizons: The Historic Flyby of Ultima Thule

Regine Araneta December 20, 2018

advanced imaging, infrared, NASA, satellite, space imaging, ultra-, vision systems

Keeping an eye on our galaxy: an overview of satellites

Science

Keeping an eye on our galaxy: an overview of satellites

Mark Bown November 27, 2018

imaging, satellite, science, space, space imaging

A closer look, very far away: JAXA lands a multispectral imaging robot on asteroid Ryugu

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A closer look, very far away: JAXA lands a multispectral imaging robot on asteroid Ryugu

Mark Bown October 9, 2018

Hayabusa2, JAXA, NASA, Ryugu, satellite, space imaging, spacecraft

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