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India Launches NASA‑ISRO Earth‑Observation Satellite NISAR Aboard GSLV‑F16

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India & NASA launch NISAR satellite—1st dual-frequency radar to map Earth's surface every 12 days. A milestone in space collaboration & climate tracking.
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New Satellite Measures Earth Movements Centimeters Accurate

NISAR can detect the smallest changes on coasts, land and ice sheets.

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New High-Res Satellite to Change How We View Earth

A pioneering, high-resolution satellite blasted into orbit this week in a collaboration between the US and India.

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India Launches NASA‑ISRO Earth‑Observation Satellite NISAR aboard GSLV‑F16

India & NASA launch NISAR satellite—1st dual-frequency radar to map Earth's surface every 12 days. A milestone in space collaboration & climate tracking.

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The Nisar Satellite "Scans" the Entire Earth and Sends Us 3d Images of Its Terrain

Three Greek scientists speak to in about the great scientific value of the launch of NISAR. It is the first satellite that will scan the Earth every 12 days, penetrating the clouds and darkness.

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in.gr broke the news in Greece on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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