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Storm Agnes: Satellite image shows huge weather pattern moving across UK - Vimarsana News

Storm Agnes: Satellite image shows huge weather pattern moving across UK

A satellite image from NASA’s Earth Observing System Data and Information System shows Agnes enveloping the country.

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University of Alaska Fairbanks site gets renewed contract to manage NASA satellite data - Vimarsana News

University of Alaska Fairbanks site gets renewed contract to manage NASA satellite data

The UAF Alaska Satellite Facility manages NASA satellite data, and its workload will soon increase with a new US-India project.

University of Alaska Books $70M Contract to Continue Services for NASA's Radar Archive Center - Vimarsana News

University of Alaska Books $70M Contract to Continue Services for NASA's Radar Archive Center

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about University of Alaska Books $70M Contract to Continue Services for NASA's Radar Archive Center.

Kunming's Stinky Lake, Beijing's Saving Winds - Vimarsana News

Kunming's Stinky Lake, Beijing's Saving Winds

Lake Dian in Kunming, the capital of southwest China’s Yunnan province, suffered greatly when, in the 1950s, Chairman Mao Zedong called on the Chinese people to “conquer nature” and reclaim land by filling lakes with soil.Nowadays, Dianchi, as it’s known in Chinese, effectively acts as Kunming’s main sewage dump—its pollution is a persistent and at times stinky problem for

Scotland: Smoke from UK's 'biggest ever' wildfire visible from space | UK News - Vimarsana News

Scotland: Smoke from UK's 'biggest ever' wildfire visible from space | UK News

Smoke from what is believed to be the largest wildfire in the UK was so big it was seen from space.