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After its launch aboard a Vega C rocket on 29 April, ESA's Biomass operations team has successfully overseen the deployment of the satellite's mesh antenna reflector. This marks the final key step in the Biomass satellite's launch and early operations phase. Video credit: ESA
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Andrew Parsonson1 年前
Biomass is designed to measure the amount of carbon stored in the world’s forests. Over its planned 5.5-year mission, the satellite will systematically map forest biomass and track changes in forest structure, providing critical information on the carbon stocks and dynamics that underpin the global climate system.

c asey1 年前
very beautiful

Turbo1 年前
Really cool. What is the mesh made of?

Figueira1 年前
Quite a complex satellite, and all worked perfectly 👌

Xuân Vân1 年前
Great to see the successful deployment of the Biomass satellite! Exciting times ahead!

Yến Mai1 年前
Exciting news for space exploration! Congrats to the ESA team on this milestone!

Liftoff! 2.01 年前
What are the dimensions of the mesh?

Rosella Alan1 年前
Exciting news about the Biomass satellite! Great work by the ESA team! ����


