Have you noticed? 2017 is running faster and faster. Since we are already entering February, here are some scientific news you may have missed:
Utdødde dyr kommer tilbake, ikke sant?
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A recently launched National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) weather satellite has been sending us amazing pictures of our planet. The images have details never seen before. The satellite called GOES-16 can be the future when it comes to weather observations and forecasting.
The satellite has two visible-light channels (composited to make the images you see in this post), and four near-infrared channels (light that is barely not visible but we can sometimes feel as heat). There’s also 10 other infrared channels that can single out “differences in the atmosphere like clouds, water vapour, smoke, ice and volcanic ash”, according to NOAA. – Dave Mosher, Science Alert
Det ser ut til at 2017 kommer til å bli et fremgangsrikt år, tror du ikke?
This was only January, let’s see what the following months will bring to us. And don’t worry: Mind the Graph is here to keep you updated! Apart from scientific news, we also have some news about our platform. If you haven’t checked them out yet, read the post "Klar for 2017? Det er vi!". Eller klikk på lenken nedenfor:
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