$88m pollution-tracking satellite missing after space launch
The recent loss of an $88 million satellite designed to monitor pollution from orbit has sparked worry among scientists and environmental groups. Deployed to gather crucial information about air quality and greenhouse gas emissions, the satellite unexpectedly fell silent soon after its launch, putting its mission at risk.The satellite was specifically designed to offer precise measurements of pollutants and carbon emissions from industrial activity, transportation, and other human-made sources. Its absence represents a significant setback for ongoing efforts to monitor climate change and develop strategies for reducing harmful emissions. The data it was meant to gather would have contributed to…






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