Why does Hala Lake change? Satellites reveal key drivers
Over the past thirteen years, China’s Hala Lake has undergone three distinct phases of change. By combining Landsat...
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How do satellites keep their clocks accurate?
GPS satellites act like giant clocks in the sky, yet even atomic clocks drift over time. This timing error, called...
Dust and cirrus: how dust creates high clouds?
Cirrus clouds cover a quarter of Earth at any time. This study reveals how dust can turn into high, thin clouds. Using...
Can you spot the radar tricks? A new formula to measure jamming effectiveness
Ever wondered how radar signals are hidden? Scientists have found a fresh way to check if jamming really works. Instead...
How can we map coastal seabeds quickly and without in‑situ data?
Shallow coastal waters are vital for beach management, ecosystem protection and navigation safety. To know the depth,...
Can AI tell green plants apart from dry grass from the sky? A new model does it almost perfectly
Satellites and drones help us observe Earth, but separating living plants from dry grass in semi‑arid grasslands...
Artificial snow clouds: when cloud seeders use satellites to make more rain?
Imagine being able to make clouds rain more. That’s exactly what cloud seeding does — a technique that tries to boost...
Ever wondered if satellite crop biomass can be as precise as a drone’s view?
Winter cover crops benefit soil, yet assessing their impact at large scales is challenging. Satellites provide broad...
The weather that weighs: how the Pangu-Weather AI helps GPS stay on track?
Does your GPS sometimes seem a bit lost? The culprit might be the very air we breathe. Yes, the atmosphere, with its...