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“This eclipse was the perfect opportunity to use the unique imaging capabilities of NASA’s high-flying research observatory”
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Bragança was filled with people and those who went there will not forget these days. The airfield plate became a serene observatory, where the families extended blankets and tasted a late-sun torrid.
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“This eclipse was the perfect opportunity to use the unique imaging capabilities of NASA’s high-flying research observatory”
Many people across Scotland viewed the solar eclipse last week with their feet firmly on the ground. For some scientists the opportunity to view the eclipse and collect data from high altitude was too good to miss. Using unique equipment installed on NASA’s WB-57 aircraft flying above heavy clouds off the coast of Iceland, a […]
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