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Satellite Sentinel-5A Captures Startling New Images of Earth’s Ozone Hole
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The NOAA and NASA agencies reported that the hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica is this year the fifth smallest since 1992. During its peak, it covered on average 18.71...
Satellite Sentinel-5A Captures Startling New Images of Earth’s Ozone Hole
A new satellite, Sentinel-5A, has begun sending back its first batch of images, offering fresh insights into Earth’s atmosphere. Launched in August 2025, the satellite is already mapping pollutants, gases, and even tracking the infamous ozone hole over Antarctica. The satellite’s advanced technology allows it to capture a detailed view of gases and particles in the atmosphere, from nitrogen dioxide over busy cities to sulfur dioxide from volcani…
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