FLEX satellite now in orbit: to study how plants respond to climate change
The mission will examine photosynthesis and how vegetation responds to climate change, while the new Sentinel-3C will monitor the oceans, land, ice and atmosphere.
FLEX satellite now in orbit: to study how plants respond to climate change
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FLEX satellite in orbit: studying plant responses to climate change from space
The mission will study photosynthesis and how vegetation responds to climate change, while the new Sentinel-3C monitors oceans, land, ice and the atmosphere.
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