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April 20, 2004 - (date of web publication)

	EYES ON THE EARTH: NASA'S REMOTE SENSING FLEET NASA’s Earth observing fleet is growing, and the sum of its capabilities is facilitating extraordinary new research for scientists all over the world. To learn more about a particular satellite, check out the following web sites. LANDSAT: Continuing a Legacy of Earth Observation Click here for a high resolution image TERRA: The Modern Flagship the Earth Observing System Click here for a high resolution image SEAWiFS: Big Returns from a Small Package Click here for a high resolution image TRMM: Watching Rain to Help Explain Click here for a high resolution image TOMS: Probing the Ozone Layer from Above Click here for a high resolution image AQUA: Light on Water Click here for a high resolution image GRACE: Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment Click here for a high resolution image Back to top

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