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Image of the Week Archive — February 2006

How Satellite Orbits Affect the Way Satellites Observe the Earth at Different Times of Day
How Satellite Orbits Affect the Way Satellites Observe the Earth at Different Times of Day
February 26, 2006 — An unexpected characteristic of the observational pattern of the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite was discovered after it was launched: the satellite's radar, even after a year of orbiting, miss . . . [continued]

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Dust Storms in Our Own Backyard
Dust Storms in Our Own Backyard
February 12, 2006 — This image from December 15, 2003, shows extensive dust plumes observed near the US/Mexico border as well as over Texas and New Mexico. A satellite true color image from NASA’s Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Aqua is shown on . . . [continued]

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