
First images from NASA satellite which tracks climate changes released
CNN
NASA has released the first snapshots of Earth taken with its new highly sensitive satellite which is designed to capture high-resolution images of the planet and help track the impacts of climate change.
NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) have been collecting images of our planet using satellites since 1972.
The mission's most recent satellite, Landsat 9, launched in September this year, is equipped with two instruments that capture imagery and together provide experts with data about crop health, irrigation use, water quality, wildfire severity, deforestation, glacial retreat and, urban expansion.

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