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A 5,400-Pound Defunct NASA Satellite Will Crash Back to Earth This Sunday

After almost four decades in space, NASA's defunct ERBS will crash back to Earth on Sunday, Jan. 8.

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Dead American satellite to crash into Earth from space

The Earth Radiation Budget Satellite (ERBS) which was launched into Low Earth Orbit on October 5, 1984, is expected to re-enter into Earth's atmosphere on January 9.

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Impacts of clouds, aerosols on solar in China, India

Chinese researchers have modeled the impacts of clouds and aerosols on PV potential in southern China and northern India, which are similar in terms of latitude and elevation. They found that China offers lower PV potential due to a higher cloud effect.

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Superstorm Sandy highlights US reliance on weather satellites

Superstorm Sandy highlights US reliance on weather satellites
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New Earth-monitoring weather satellite prepares for launch

The third in a series of five polar-orbiting satellites developed by NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to study Earth s weather and environment will launch on Tuesday

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