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Smoky Skies and Satellites | EO Kids Magazine
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Explore how wildfire smoke travels in our sky and find out how NASA satellites track it. Plus, create your own…

Apr 1, 2021
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Carbon Monoxide
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When fuels such as coal, wood, and oil burn incompletely, they produce carbon monoxide. The gas is spread by winds…

Oct 25, 2018
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Fire & Carbon Monoxide Comparison
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On Earth, something is always burning: wildfires started by lightning or people, controlled agricultural fires, or fossil fuels. When anything…

Oct 25, 2018
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Air Pollution: Seeing Small Specks from Space | EO Kids Magazine
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EO Kids is searching for small specks of air pollutants from space. How clean is our air?

Sep 19, 2018
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A Clearer View of Hazy Skies: Remote Sensing Provides a Global Perspective on Pollution in the Atmosphere
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Industrialization has brought incredible societal advances and difficult pollution problems. From space, we can see skies clearing in some regions…

Jun 24, 2014
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