Meteosat-11 satellite views of upside down Earth and Moon during post-launch test
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Meteosat-11 satellite views of upside down Earth and Moon during post-launch test
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Meteosat-11 Satellite Views Of Upside Down Earth And Moon During Post-Launch Test
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Goodbye #MTGI1... Hello #Meteosat-12! Meteosat-12 became fully operational today, 👏 and the satellite has been renamed to mark the occasion. It is set to transform weather forecasting across Europe, Africa, and beyond. 🛰️🌍 Read more about the news here: https://bit.ly/4ichWUr Our most recent video from Meteosat-12 below shows Storm #Bora over Greece from 29 Nov - 02 Dec, which caused major flooding in parts after heavy rain. Visit our website for another recent view over Central Africa/Congo,
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Goodbye #MTGI1... Hello #Meteosat-12! Meteosat-12 became fully operational today, 👏 and the satellite has been renamed to mark the occasion. It is set to transform weather forecasting across Europe, Africa, and beyond. 🛰️🌍 Read more about the news here: https://bit.ly/4ichWUr Our most recent video from Meteosat-12 below shows Storm #Bora over Greece from 29 Nov - 02 Dec, which caused major flooding in parts after heavy rain. Visit our website for another recent view over Central Africa/Congo,
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Meteosat-11 Satellite Views Of Upside Down Earth And Moon During Post-Launch Test
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Captured by our Meteosat-9 satellite, this timelapse shows Tropical Cyclone #Courtney's movement across the Indian Ocean between 24/03 07:30 UTC - 31/03 07:30 UTC. Satellites are crucial for monitoring and understanding significant weather events. For more on our satellite monitoring, please visit: https://www.eumetsat.int/our-satellites/meteosat-series Created using Meteosat imagery (RGB/daytime & Infrared 10.8/night time). Take a look on EUMETView here: https://view.eumetsat.int/productviewer?
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Meteosat-8, operated by our European partners at EUMETSAT, is watching two tropical cyclones, Iman and Habana, spinning over the Indian Ocean as the sun is beginning to set in this part of the world today. | NOAA Satellite and Information Service
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#OTD in 1977 we launched the first #Meteosat satellite, laying the foundations for the global cooperation in meteorology that continues today 🥳 #MTGI1 - launched 13 Dec 2022 – will build on the legacy of the first and second generation satellites, and just look how far we’ve come! 🤩 The below animation shows the first images of #Earth captured by the Meteosat satellites, ranging from 9 December 1977 (Meteosat-1) all the way to the first image from MTG-I1 acquired on 18 March 2023. Credit: EUME
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🛰️ The first of EUMETSAT ’s Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) satellites became fully operational today! 🌍 MTG-Imager 1 also receives a new name – Meteosat-12 – to mark the occasion. 🌩️ The two main instruments on board Meteosat-12, the Flexible Combined Imager (FCI) and the Lightning Imager (LI), play a crucial role in enabling meteorological services to help protect lives and livelihoods by providing high-resolution, accurate data for predicting severe weather events. | World Meteorological O
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Solstice on a Spinning Earth (APOD: 2025 Dec 21) Image Credit: Meteosat 9, NASA, Earth Observatory, Robert Simmon https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap251221.html Explanation: Can you tell that today is a solstice by the tilt of the Earth? Yes. At a solstice, the Earth's terminator -- the dividing line between night and day -- is tilted the most. The featured time-lapse video demonstrates this by displaying an entire year on planet Earth in twelve seconds. From geosynchronous orbit, the Meteosat 9 satel
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