weather satellite

In 2007, China destroyed a weather satellite with a missile, calling it a test.

Is something other than rain causing what appears to be a plume on weather satellite images, over the Pisgah volcano?

In 2007 China was criticised when it used a missile to destroy an old Chinese weather satellite, spreading debris into other orbits.

Perhaps 900 or so of the weather-satellite fragments are big enough to damage any satellite that hits them.

On January 11 of that year, China used a missile to destroy an aging Fengyun series weather satellite.

They put a weather satellite into orbit round the earth.

The US backed reports last week that China had used a ground-based medium-range ballistic missile to destroy a weather satellite.

When China shot down a defunct weather satellite last January, there were protests from western governments.

Support of ground stations, launch vehicles and weather satellite systems is included in the contract.

FY-2 scanning radiometer is one of FengYun-2 still weather satellite availability loads.

Shoots down own weather satellite to test its ballistic missile capability.

In 2007 a Chinese missile destroyed an old weather satellite, creating a huge field of orbiting debris.

Shoots down own weather satellite to test its ballisticmissile capability.

An upgraded version of the Risat-1 weather satellite, Risat-2 is dedicated to military use.

The Chinese military last year broke a moratorium on anti-satellite tests by destroying an aging weather satellite with a rocket.

Observatory weather satellite information service enhanced

Portable Weather Satellite Imagery Receiver With Bandwidth Compress Technology

Common fault analysis and dealing of the medium sized utilization station of static weather satellite

Training Course on Drought Assessment and Vegetation Monitoring using Weather Satellite and Other Space Data;

Interpretation of weather satellite images

Study on Detection of Daytime Fog Using GMS-5 Weather Satellite Data