The following image has been circulated as a satellite photograph of the great ... The original picture is a composite image of nighttime North America which someone has manipulated with an ...

Archaeologists have used satellite imagery to identify a site in Newfoundland that could be the first new Viking site discovered in North America in over 50 years. Satellite imagery, magnetometer ...

For example, the imager on the GOES-16 satellite tracked the moon's shadow using its advanced baseline imager. SpaceX's Starlink satellites also saw the show from above North America — in ...

(Credit: Greg Mumford / UAB) Archaeologists worked hard to unearth what might well be only the second Viking site ever discovered in North America – but they had a little help from a higher power.

Wisps of smoke can be seen swirling across North America in the new image, which was taken using the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) instrument onboard the satellite.

Occurring on April 8, the GOES-16 satellite captured the Moon's shadow as it crossed into North America, passed over Texas and headed northeast before coming to an end over the North Atlantic Ocean.

It offers routable topography maps of North America, ABC sensors, and in-reach satellite communication. With a battery life of 18 hours, it allows two-way messaging via the 100 percent global ...