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TEMPO Satellite Tracks Air Pollution Hour by Hour

via Smithsonian Magazine·yesterday

The TEMPO instrument captures hourly views of daytime air pollutants over North America from roughly 22,000 miles above Earth. Its observations provide a much more frequent view of changing atmospheric conditions. Researchers and public officials can use those measurements to study airborne health threats.

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