Mapping Earth from Space

Due to specially equipped satellites and spacecraft, we know more about Earth now than we ever have. That's because these satellites have been able to accurately map and collect data from almost every inch of Earth's surface. What have scientists learned from these state-of-the-art devices? What do they still want to know? What else can this network of satellites do for us?

Robert Snedden has 30 years of experience in publishing as a writer and editor. He has written more than 70 non-fiction books for children.

Going Further to See Better	p. 5
Earth Observatories	p. 8
Image Processing	p. 22
The Active Earth	p. 26
The Living Planet	p. 32
People and Planet	p. 42
Timeline of Mapping Earth	p. 50
Glossary	p. 52
Find Out More	p. 54
Index	p. 56
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Mapping Earth from Space

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