Exploration: Satellites--Our Eyes In The Sky
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Offers a look at what kind of information satellites provide about our world. Satellite imagery has multiple uses: showing crops and pests, monitoring weather in all its forms, following forest fires and air pollutants, and more. Imagery notes climate changes, the ozone layer, and temperature of many things--all designed to predict and protect. These sensors present unusual windows to our world.
Media Details
Runtime: 42 minutes 50 seconds
- Topic: Science
- Subtopic: Earth Sciences, Space Sciences
- Grade/Interest Level: 5 - 12
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- Release Year: 2004
- Producer/Distributor: AIMS Multimedia
- Series: Exploration
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