Explore groundbreaking scientific findings from NASA's Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC) aboard NOAA's Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite in this 41-minute press conference. Gain insights into daily images of Earth's sunlit side captured from a unique vantage point between our planet and the sun. Learn how this innovative instrument provides a new perspective on cloud cover, dust transport, vegetation, and more from a distance of one million miles. Hear from expert researchers as they discuss the significance of these observations and their potential impact on our understanding of Earth's systems.
EPIC First Results from the DSCOVR Satellite - Fall Meeting 2015
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Fall Meeting 2015 Press Conference: EPIC first results from the DSCOVR satellite
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