SeaWinds Watches for Breakup of Giant Iceberg
Summary
NASA QuikScat satellite instrument kept an eye on an iceberg the size of Rhode Island, the first time this space technology had been used to track a potential threat to international shipping.
NASA/JPL
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Tags
earth
quikscat
jpl
jet propulsion laboratory
seawinds
seawinds watches
breakup
giant
iceberg
earth from space
nasa
Date
08/09/1999
Source
NASA
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication (CC0)