By Martin M Barillas Predicting volcanic eruptions may become easier and more accurate thanks to a satellite hurtling 300 miles above the Earth, tracing gases that betray volcanic activity and increased air pollution. The Nanosat Atmospheric Chemistry Hyperspectral Observation System, dubbed NACHOS, uses hyperspectral imaging to capture information across the electromagnetic spectrum, including visible and invisible light. It can detect […]
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