The Landsat Program: 50 years observing Earth's surface
Landsat is the longest continuously running land-observing satellite program in the world, and has become an invaluable multitool across scientific disciplines.
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Landsat is the longest continuously running land-observing satellite program in the world, and has become an invaluable multitool across scientific disciplines.
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When Landsat 9 begins operating with Landsat 8, the two satellites will collect 1,500 images every day, covering the globe every eight days
NASA: The images were acquired on October 31 under a joint mission between NASA and the US Geological Survey (USGS) and were captured by Landsat 9.
Joint mission between NASA and the US Geological Survey (USGS), Landsat 9, launched on September 27, 2021, has collected its first light images of Earth.