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Shared publicly -Here's how the space station is about to begin a new era of helping improve weather and hurricane forecasts worldwide.
This weekend we're launching the ISS-RapidScat ocean winds sensor to the station aboard the fourth SpaceX Dragon commercial resupply services mission from Cape Canaveral. For more on RapidScat, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/rapidscat/some-assembly-required-in-space/
And there's a lot more NASA Earth Science heading to the station. Read on:
http://www.nasa.gov/issearthscience
This weekend we're launching the ISS-RapidScat ocean winds sensor to the station aboard the fourth SpaceX Dragon commercial resupply services mission from Cape Canaveral. For more on RapidScat, visit:
http://www.nasa.gov/jpl/rapidscat/some-assembly-required-in-space/
And there's a lot more NASA Earth Science heading to the station. Read on:
http://www.nasa.gov/issearthscience
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The good news is that NASA experts began to observe hurricanes and other weather conditions improved for the benefit of victims who are most often affected by the hurricane. And that often remain homeless and without property. Let us hope that we will soon see the first results of improving weather conditions. Nice video display.
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