weather satellites

In January, China fired a medium-range ballistic missile into space , destroying one of its own weather satellites.

He equated this with Beijing's demonstration of antisatellite technology that pulverized one of its own weather satellites in January 2007.

Of the weather satellites, scientists can forecast the weather in the following two or three days.

Government and weather satellites suggested that the asteroid exploded somewhere between 14 and 23 miles above the surface.

Together, these weather satellites have provided 50 years of improved weather forecasts.

Even with weather satellites and sophisticated simulation software, Xiao is not overly optimistic about accuracy the initial results.

A similar maximum now would be noticed by its effect on cell phones, GPS, weather satellites and many other modern technologies.

Weather satellites study the atmosphere, photographing Earth's clouds and weather and tracking dangerous storms.

In 2007 the Chinese used one of their ageing weather satellites as target practice for a ground-based missile.

The space agency organised the gathering jointly with Eumetsat, which operates Europe's weather satellites.

This project will give assistance in the proposal of future weather satellites receiving system development.

Before the deployment of weather satellites, many areas had no advance warning of impending severe storms.

The Chinese used as the target for the test one of their own obsolete weather satellites.

American military weather satellites collect these data every night for the entire world.

Weather satellites make it easier to forecast typhoons.

NASA also developed and launched various satellites with Earth applications, such as Landsat and communications and weather satellites.

It plans to launch another 22 weather satellites by 2020.

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