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Behind the data: observing California’s toxic algae from space

 

Satellite data reveal how nutrient-rich upwelling waters fuel harmful algal blooms along the California coast

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Behind the data: observing California’s toxic algae from space

Satellite observations shed light on a toxic algal bloom in California.
Tracking air quality from space with EUMETSAT and Copernicus

EUMETSAT data contribute to monitoring air quality and atmospheric composition
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Venice hosts advanced training on ocean-colour field radiometry protocols for validation.
More than half a billion flashes: Lightning Imager details storms like never before

EUMETSAT’s Remote Sensing Scientist Sven-Erik Enno reflects on the Meteosat Third Generation Lightning Imager impacts, following its first full operational year.

EUMETSAT and ESA set to start the implementation of EPS-Sterna

EUMETSAT and ESA sign the cooperation agreement for the EPS-Sterna programme.
See into Earth's atmosphere like never before

Discover the first images from the MTG-S1 Infrared Sounder.
Inside the EUMETSAT Polar System: Meet Yago Andrés

How Yago Andrés contributes to EUMETSAT’s next-generation polar mission.
EUMETSAT’s top five most-read articles of 2025: Key climate and weather insights

EUMETSAT’s five most-read 2025 articles showcase the power of satellite data.
Call for bursaries - EUMETNET E-AI programme

Apply before 20 February 2026 to get involved in the EUMETNET E-AI programme
Meet the people behind Europe’s Meteosat mission: Gareth Williams

A look at the people driving Europe’s advanced Meteosat Third Generation mission.
Eyes on the ocean

EUMETSAT and the Copernicus Marine Service to illuminate key ocean features.
Europe backs transformative polar satellite constellation

EUMETSAT’s Council has made substantial steps towards the final approval of EPS-Sterna.

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Tropical cyclone Horacio, 08:10 23 February 2026

Image of the week: Cyclone Horacio

 

Watching our Earth from space

Tropical cyclone Horacio, 08:10 23 February 2026
Tropical cyclone Horacio, 08:10 23 February 2026

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