⚡️ The Earth has a pulse — and satellites help us see it.

This excerpt from the "YOU:MATTER" exhibition at the National Museum of Science and Media shows how everything on the planet is connected — and how space technology makes these connections visible.

Satellites track photosynthesis using the faint glow that plants emit, which helps us understand how actively they absorb carbon dioxide. Together with other data, such as the "greenness" index, this provides scientists with insights into global carbon cycles and the health of the planet.

NASA, NOAA, JPL, and other agencies use these observations to better understand and care for the Earth.

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⚡️ The Earth has a pulse — and satellites help us see it.

This excerpt from the "YOU:MATTER" exhibition at the National Museum of Science and Media shows how everything on the planet is connected — and how space technology makes these connections visible.

Satellites track photosynthesis using the faint glow that plants emit, which helps us understand how actively they absorb carbon dioxide. Together with other data, such as the "greenness" index, this provides scientists with insights into global carbon cycles and the health of the planet.

NASA, NOAA, JPL, and other agencies use these observations to better understand and care for the Earth.

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