The image was taken by GOES-19, the newest in the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite series operated by NOAA.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Oct. 21, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Muon Space, a leading end-to-end space systems provider specializing in mission-optimized satellite constellations, today announced an agreement ...

YEARS AGO  Meteorology took a monumental leap forward when the world’s first geostationary weather satellite returned its ...

On October 28, the 15th Asia-Oceania Meteorological Satellite Users Conference (AOMSUC) and the 2025 FENGYUN Meteorological ...

BGi is now being utilized as the core technology guiding BlueGreen's treatment application for HAB remediation projects, further solidifying the company's commitment to delivering clean and safe water ...

A meteorologist had the rare opportunity to fly into the eye of a major hurricane. His bird's-eye view of Category 5 ...

WMO congratulates the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) on the successful release of the first set of images from the ...

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS captivated astronomers with its dramatic passage near the Sun, brightening significantly due to ...

Spanish space technology company wins right to construct eight satellites in largest Earth observation constellation to boost European climate resilience, security and sovereignty.

In a remarkable moment captured by NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite, Earth photobombed the Sun, creating a rare and unexpected image.

ICEYE's Tactical Access is the only commercial SAR service providing guaranteed imaging slots, sub-hour delivery, and ...

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