Tag: Remote sensing
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Canadian Crater That Looks Like Marbled Meat: A Striking Jan 6, 2026 Satellite View
Earth’s Art on Jan 6, 2026: The Canadian Crater That Resembles Marbled Meat From orbit, our planet often resembles a living work of art more than a map. On January 6, 2026, a remarkable satellite image emerged from Canada, capturing a crater whose textures and color patterns evoke the appearance of marbled meat. This striking…
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Canadian Crater Inspires ‘Marbled Meat’ Image of the Day (Jan 6, 2026)
Overview: A striking Earth observation moment On January 6, 2026, a satellite view of a Canadian crater captured the imagination of space and geography enthusiasts alike. The image, praised for its almost marbled-meat appearance, was highlighted as the day’s image of the day by space science platforms leveraging data from the Copernicus Sentinel mission. In…
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January-March Weather Forecast: Hot, Dry Conditions With Scattered Rain Across Some Regions
Overview of the January-March Forecast The Meteorological Office has released its outlook for the January–March period, signaling a predominately hot and dry stretch across most of the country. While the months ahead are expected to bring high temperatures and arid conditions for the majority, there will be pockets where sporadic rainfall offers temporary relief. This…
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Rains and Cloudy Skies Expected Across the Philippines This Weekend
Forecast Overview: Rains and Cloudy Skies Across Much of the Philippines Meteorologists from PAGASA (the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration) released an early Saturday forecast highlighting unsettled weather across several regions. Cloudy skies, scattered rains, and isolated thunderstorms are expected in the Visayas, Catanduanes, Albay, Sorsogon, Masbate, and Palawan, driven by a lingering…
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Where a Glacier, a Lake and a River Converge in Argentina: A View from Space
Introduction: A rare planetary handshake Astronaut photography often captures the dramatic choreography of Earth’s landscapes in a way that ground-based observers rarely notice. One remarkable image from space shows the exact point where a hefty glacier, a pristine turquoise lake, and a murky river meet at the intersection of three valleys in Argentina. This triad‑of‑valleys…
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Drone Imaging Strategy Enhances Crop Genetic Signals
Overview: A New Era for Crop Genomics Researchers are turning to drone imaging to refine how we measure plant performance in the field. By training statistical and machine-learning models to predict expert visual scores, the study demonstrates that phenomics—high-throughput, image-based phenotyping—can match or even outpace traditional indices used to gauge crop health and yield potential.…
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Gilat Secures $10 Million Earth Observation Solution Contract
Gilat Secures a $10 Million Earth Observation Solution Contract Israel-based Gilat Satellite Networks has announced a major expansion of its data offers through Gilat DataPath, securing a contract valued at approximately USD 10 million to deliver a customized Earth Observation (EO) solution. The deal underscores the growing demand for integrated satellite-enabled analytics that empower governments,…
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Gilat Secures $10 Million Earth Observation Deal to Power Advanced Satellite Analytics
Gilat Secures $10 Million Order for Custom Earth Observation Solution Gilat Satellite Networks, a leading Israeli provider of satellite-based broadband communications, has announced a significant new contract worth approximately $10 million for a customized Earth Observation (EO) solution through its subsidiary Gilat DataPath. The deal underscores the growing demand for integrated space-based analytics that combine…
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Gilat Secures $10M Earth Observation Solution Order
Overview Gilat Satellite Networks, a leading Israeli provider of satellite-based broadband communications, announced that its subsidiary Gilat DataPath has secured a significant contract to deliver a customized Earth Observation (EO) solution. The order is valued at approximately $10 million and underscores the growing demand for integrated satellite-enabled data analytics in the EO sector. What the…
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Optical and Microphysical Characterization of Atmospheric Aerosols in Chad via Satellite Observations
Introduction and Context Atmospheric aerosols in Chad influence regional climate, air quality, and visibility across the Sahel. Leveraging satellite observations allows researchers to characterize both the optical and microphysical properties of these particles over diverse landscapes, from desert fringes to savannas. By integrating multi-sensor data, scientists can derive aerosol optical depth, size distribution, refractive index,…