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  1. Feb 17

    As the 🛰️ passed over southeastern Texas yesterday, it could clearly see power outages across the region in the wake of the historic winter storm and Arctic blast. Read more about our :

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  2. Aug 25

    California’s Dixie Fire has consumed 733k+ acres since 7/14. The fire is consuming all the fuel in its path and leaving behind a burn scar, seen in reddish brown in this 8/24 false-color image. Burn scars may make other hazards, like mudslides, more likely in the future.

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  3. Aug 25

    These islands, seen here via , also host a broad range of threatened and endemic species. What are they called?

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  4. Aug 20

    aerosol optical depth from & captured widespread thick (dark red shading) today 20 Aug in , , , & N. from intensifying seasonal .

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  5. Aug 25

    Lots of global aerosols on 24 Aug, captured by & AOD: from in & ; over , & ; from seasonal in & C/S ; blowing in .

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  6. Aug 19

    It’s , and we’re excited to talk about how data from and can help with flight safety! Check out this thread for a couple ways JPSS satellite data helps with aviation.

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  7. Mar 7

    A spectacular TrueColor view of Alaska today from . The sun shines north to south, birds sing in the interior, and Alaskans know spring approaches!

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  8. Jun 9

    It's Wednesday, and on May 23, the satellite captured this lovely clear image of Greece.

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  9. Aug 19

    The long, unbroken smoke plume now stretches roughly 9000 km (close to 6000 miles) from off the US west coast to western Europe (19 Aug ). Meanwhile, the huge cloud continues marching westward across the Atlantic. Busy summer season!

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  10. Apr 21

    It's Wednesday, and here's a new geography quiz! This body of water, seen by , is the largest freshwater lake in Mexico.

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  11. Aug 20

    By the light of the waxing gibbous moon overnight, saw Tropical Storm hugging the coast east of Florida. According to , Henri will strengthen over the next 48 hours, possibly reaching southern New England as a hurricane later this weekend.

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  12. Feb 3

    Time for Wednesday! This image, captured on February 2, 2021 by the satellite, shows a rare cloud-free winter shot around the Great Lakes.

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  13. 4 Mar 2019

    We are developing a FPGA decoder for X-band. We like to know if NOAA20 uses punctured viterbi?

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  14. 23 Aug 2018

    🛰️Clear skies over northern Russia & Scandinavia reveal magnificent swirls of blue & turquoise in the Barents Sea🌊This image, captured by shows a large bloom in the nutrient-rich waters of the Arctic, common event in late July & August❄️

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  15. Aug 21

    Lots of smoke still streaming east from the US/Canada to Europe, lots of dust still streaming west from the Sahara to the Americas: here's the + hotspot image from yesterday.

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  16. Mar 29

    Good news, everyone! A fleet of tugboats along with last night's high tide from the Super Worm Moon helped free the blocking the Canal. 's Day Night Band imagery shows the large backup in the Red Sea and Bitter Lake. More:

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  17. Apr 16

    Additional imagery from 12:44 p.m. ET today, via .

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  18. May 14

    Our 🛰️ caught the beautiful structure of a wrong-way cyclone near the Black Sea earlier this week. Read more about this :

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  19. Mar 3

    It's Wednesday! This tiny volcanic island in the South Atlantic, seen here by , is one of the most isolated islands in the world. It is also where Edmond Halley (of Halley's Comet fame) mapped the stars from the Southern Hemisphere for the first time.

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  20. 4 Sep 2019

    Here's the most recent look at from our DBS. This image is from the last overpass of and shows how the storm has moved northward compared to yesterday's image. We're still waiting to see the impacts it may have here in Hampton Roads.

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