Watch Powerful Ariane 6 Rocket Launch European Weather Satellite to Orbit Today
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MTG-I2 is designed to improve warnings of storms and floods. In the future, the satellite will send a new image to Earth every two and a half minutes.
New European weather satellite launched into space.
The good weather conditions in the European Space Port in Kourou have finally allowed the launch of the new Meteosat satellite. More information: MTG-I2, the Meteosat satellite that ESA will launch this Thursday: scans Europe every 2.5 minutes and detects lightning
A new satellite is being launched tonight. With it, European weather services hope to predict the likelihood of severe weather even better.
The launch of the new third-generation European meteorological satellite Meteosat is scheduled for 9:45 p.m. It will allow meteorologists to more accurately monitor weather developments over Europe, with new images in rapid scan mode every 2.5 minutes.
The Ariane 6 rocket will place in orbit this Thursday, August 27 a new tool for monitoring climate from space, MTG-I2, which will provide more frequent and accurate images, allowing live monitoring of extreme events made more common by global warming.
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