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'Losing sight of Planet Earth'

BBC: A key US space agency (Nasa) satellite important for detecting hurricanes and providing other climate data will go silent in the next few years, and missions to replace it have been cancelled or delayed.

Posted by Physics Today on July 23, 2007 1:54 PM |

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