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NOAA-20 CAPTURES DAY-NIGHT BAND IMAGES OF MOST RECENT POWER OUTAGE IN PUERTO RICO
At approximately 11:04 am (EDT) on April 18, an excavator involved in an effort to remove a tower toppled by Hurricane Maria got too close to a power
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Sediment Flows along the Mississippi River Delta
Plumes of sediment flow into the Gulf of Mexico at the mouth of the Mississippi River in this image seen by the Suomi NPP polar…
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April Storm Brings Wild Weather Across the U.S.
GOES East captured this image of the powerful spring storm system that will deliver a wide mix of weather impacts across the southern,…
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TWO SATELLITES, ONE ORBIT, MANY BENEFITS
Shortly after NOAA-20 (formerly JPSS-1) launched into space on November 18, 2017, it joined its predecessor—the Suomi NPP satellite—in the same polar
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Burn Scars from the Oklahoma Wildfires
This image, captured by the Suomi NPP satellite's VIIRS instrument on April 15, 2018, shows locations of burn scars from the active…
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Spider Lightning Looks Terrifying from Space!
When you spend 24/7/365 staring at Earth, you see some strange things. The NOAA GOES East satellite (GOES-16) witnessed a…
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The Volga River Delta and Northern Caspian Sea
The Suomi NPP satellite captured this clear-sky view of the Volga River Delta and the northern Caspian Sea on April 9, 2018…
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So You Launched a Satellite, Now What?
Although GOES-17 has already traveled far, its journey to become a vital component of U.S. weather forecasting operations is only just beginning.
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