NASA's ICON Satellite Launches
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched a satellite ICON to detect dynamic zones of earth’s Ionosphere. At the same time, it has to find the link between space and earth’s weather. NASA’s ICON mission started with a delay of two years.
About ICON Mission
- The ICON satellite will study the earth’s Ionosphere. It includes various layers of the uppermost atmosphere where free electrons flow freely. It affects earth’s magnetic field and radio communications.
- The scientists will be able to understand the link between space and the earth’s weather with this study.
- The ICON mission is the 39th successful launch and ....
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