Global Observations to Continue with New NASA Satellite

Media hear from NASA and U.S. Geological Survey scientists about the data they'll look to get from the Landsat Data Continuity Mission, LDCM, the satellite due to launch from Vandenberg AFB in California on Feb. 11. t is the eighth satellite in the Landsat series, which began in 1972 and will add to the longest continuous data record of Earth's surface as viewed from space

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[vmwindustries]

Please build another one so we have a faster updated process.

[vmwindustries]

Please like the video. Get the word out there guys. More popular it becomes. The more people will hear about it. Also, NASA could use the money.

[AtheistRex]

"we can use this to see the effect of chemtrail planes....all those particles in the air must add up to something"

Not necessarily. After all, the many brain cells in your head aren't adding up to much.

[foss4gna2012]

Finally - it's about time. Existing Landsat program has been in danger of losing continuous coverage for a while now. We desperately need an updated, reliable source for high quality remote sensing data.

[Stormy13Wizard13]

maybe we can use this to see the effect of chemtrail planes and see their effect on global warming. if any of course. all those particles in the air must add up to something

[Stan Aizin]

Wow, that was very interesting! Thank you!

[placerdemaio]

thank you for the video

[Lambieschmoo]

All great! Not NASA's problem but gallons of water are used to irrigate cotton in AZ where it is harvested and shipped to China and returned to US as clothing, etc. *sigh*

[Kevin Luo]

First