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They Have Developed an Autonomous Aerial System Capable of Detecting and Analyzing Pollutants in the Sea in Real Time.

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Scientific teams in the Canary Islands have developed an innovative autonomous aerial platform powered exclusively by solar energy, capable of conducting long-term flights over the sea to detect and analyze polluting events in real time, such as hydrocarbon spills, plastic accumulations, or changes in water quality.

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They Have Developed an Autonomous Aerial System Capable of Detecting and Analyzing Pollutants in the Sea in Real Time.

Scientific teams in the Canary Islands have developed an innovative autonomous aerial platform powered exclusively by solar energy, capable of conducting long-term flights over the sea to detect and analyze polluting events in real time, such as hydrocarbon spills, plastic accumulations, or changes in water quality.

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