Meet the team behind EarthCARE
Publicado 2024-05-03
With the climate crisis increasingly tightening its grip, ESA’s Earth Cloud Aerosol and Radiation Explorer mission (EarthCARE) will shed new light on the complex interactions between clouds, aerosols and radiation in Earth’s atmosphere.
EarthCARE is the largest and most complex Earth Explorer mission. It comes at a critical time in the development of kilometre-scale resolution, global climate models and will provide an important contribution to an improved understanding of cloud convection and its role in Earth’s radiation budget.
EarthCARE is an ESA mission, but it has been developed as a cooperation between ESA and JAXA, the Japanese Space Agency.
This video features interviews with: Pavlos Kollias from Stony Brook University – McGill University, Thorsten Fehr, EarthCARE Mission Scientist at ESA, Robin Hogan, Senior Scientist at ECMWF, Dirk Bernaerts, EarthCARE Project Manager at ESA, Kotska Wallace, Mission and Optical Payload Manager at ESA, Tomomi Nio, EarthCARE Mission Manager at JAXA, Eiichi Tomita, EarthCARE/CPR Project Manager at JAXA, Ulla Wandinger, Senior Scientist at Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research and Bjoern Frommknecht, EarthCARE Mission Manager at ESA.
Follow the EarthCARE launch campaign blog for more updates.
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Todos los comentarios (18)
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I love seeing Esa posts!❤
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Great! Collaborating with other countries makes a huge difference.
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Very nice! 👍 Wishing you the best as always, ESA!🎉❤
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Another awesome project!
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ESA EarthCARE is very good for detecting clouds and temperature. I hope this can control the earth's temperature in hot weather!😢
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Great work ! thx for the efforts
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Interesting ESA💙🖌
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Well done chaps
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🎉
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Immortal Private Esa Unity
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Call it Fossil Fueled Global Heating in order to clearly communicate the science usefully to dignified voter-humans from the very first sentence. Say climate change just enough (once or twice) for searching and categorization. Thank you for helping mankind steward our environmental garden. Also, offtopic, when will that brilliant sun surface visualization be released that so many news outlets are just teasing?
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Congratulations to all the scientists and collaborators involved in this fabulous Planetarium Project. The Correlation between Solar Weather in the periods of maximum and minimum will have greater predictability in the climatic impacts on our planet Earth. Success and Hope for Humanity.
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Sir my another question is does NASA or ESA any plan for bulit space station in Ukrain future
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Sir my question is does NASA or ESA any plan for train and send Ukrain astronauts into space
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Deux faiblesses de l'ASE : son budget insuffisant par rapport à d'autres agences spatiales du monde et l'usage de l'anglais qui le dénature totalement d'un projet européen pour en faire une pâle copie étatsunienne.
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I think humanity have ONE good solution to cool earth and to recover the global climate ,nature and ecosystems . > artificial clouds, making and pumping watervapor in the sky from desalination of seawater and using solarpower from desert or using rocket engine (hydrogen + oxygen) to pump clouds . the result is a stable climate, recovery of ecosystems and conservation of biodiversity in the nature this is a good natural way nothing is dangerous. 1 solution, 1 chance.
