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European Space Agency Launches Two Satellites to Monitor Climate Change

The new satellites will help scientists study the effects of climate change, with one instrument dedicated to observing plant life

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Deutsche Welle — English

The European Space Agency (ESA) has successfully placed two satellites into orbit as part of an effort to gain a clearer understanding of the impact of climate change, according to Deutsche Welle.

The satellites are designed to provide scientists with new data on how the changing climate is affecting the planet. One of the two satellites will focus specifically on plant life, according to the report.

Deutsche Welle did not provide further technical details about the satellites' specifications, launch vehicle, or the exact scientific instruments they carry.

The launch adds to the growing constellation of Earth observation satellites that scientists and policymakers rely on to track environmental changes, including shifts in vegetation, temperature and other climate indicators, as reported by Deutsche Welle.

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