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Seeing the COVID-19 Pandemic from Space
NASA researchers are using satellite and ground-based observations to track the impacts of COVID-related shutdowns on Earth’s environments. A free online dashboard displays the data.
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OpenNASA researchers are tracking the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on our air, land, water, and climate. These datasets have been collected in a free and openly available online dashboard.
NASA researchers are using satellite and ground-based observations to track the impacts of COVID-related shutdowns on Earth’s environments. A free online dashboard displays the data.
https://t.co/O7Yq8feC4E
OpenSeeing the COVID-19 Pandemic from Space
NASA researchers are tracking the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on our air, land, water, and climate. These datasets have been collected in a free and openly available online dashboard.
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