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More Satellites to Explore Clouds' Most Intimate Secrets

The New York Times: The practice of staring at clouds will take on new dimensions with the impending launching of two satellites designed to make the first global survey of cloud properties that affect weather and climate, scientists said Wednesday.

Posted by Physics Today on April 20, 2006 11:04 AM |

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