exactEarth Announces “Introduction to Satellite AIS” Webinar

Cambridge, Ontario, Canada, Feb. 6, 2013—exactEarth is hosting a series of webinars entitled “Introduction to Satellite AIS” aimed at introducing and explaining this new and exciting technology and we invite you to attend! This 30 minute seminar complete with...

Record-Low Sea Ice

Record-Low Sea Ice

On Feb. 13, 2017, the combined Arctic and Antarctic sea-ice numbers were at their lowest point since satellites began to continuously measure sea ice in 1979.

Satellites Help Weed Out Illegal Deforestation

Satellites Help Weed Out Illegal Deforestation

Powerful eyes in the sky and cheaper, more powerful data-crunching computers mean there will be no place to hide for palm oil, logging or mining firms that clear forests without permits.

Dunes of the Grand Erg Oriental

Dunes of the Grand Erg Oriental

Taken through a window on the International Space Station by the EarthKAM camera, this photograph shows the boundary between a major dune field and dark hills along the border between Algeria and Libya.

Ship Tracks Mingle with Natural Clouds

Ship Tracks Mingle with Natural Clouds

On Jan. 15, 2013, NASA's Aqua satellite captured a trail of serpentine cloud shapes snaking across the eastern Pacific Ocean. Some were natural clouds, while others were ship tracks”clouds seeded by particles in ship exhaust.