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EROS scientists: Guardians of the satellite galaxy

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EROS Data Center in South Dakota tracks Landsat satellite passing overhead. EROS took over controls of Landsat 9 from NASA back in August. The satellite was launched into space more than a year ago, and it's sent back some 178-thousand images of the earth.

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EROS scientists: Guardians of the satellite galaxy

GARRETSON, SD (KELO) -- It's been just over three months since NASA handed over the keys of a new space satellite to the EROS Data Center in South Dakota. And ever since it drove off the lot, the Landsat 9 has logged millions of miles high above earth, snapping photos of changes to the landscape, with EROS at the steering wheel. But EROS is already setting its sites even higher when it comes to a portrait of the planet.Inside this weather-resist…

1 year ago·Sioux Falls, United States

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