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English: Embracing the New Space approach to prove new concepts in a cost-effective and timely manner, ESA is developing a prototype Arctic Weather Mission satellite. This prototype is the forerunner of a potential constellation of satellites that would supply an almost constant stream of temperature and humidity data from every location on Earth – allowing, for the first time, for very short-range weather forecasting, or ‘nowcasting’, in the Arctic. Meteorologists will also use the mission to improve weather forecasts around the world. This enhanced sounding will capture short fluctuations in humidity that can be used to better infer wind information for tracking storms and extreme weather.
Date 9 March 2021 (upload date)
Source Arctic Weather Satellite
Author European Space Agency
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Arctic Weather Satellite

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