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Venus' atmosphere observed – SCIAMACHY on Envisat looks elsewhere
17 July 2009
Scientists at DLR and SRON have found a new area of deployment for the SCIAMACHY atmospheric instrument on the European environmental satellite Envisat. In March and June 2009, the spectrometer looked away from its normal target, Earth, towards our neighbouring inner planet Venus and investigated its radiation at visible light and near-infrared wavelengths. |
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Arctic ozone hole is bigger than ever before
15 March 2005
As the cold winter weather continues, scientists are measuring the greatest level of decomposition of the ozone layer ever recorded over the North Pole. The conclusion was reached by scientists from the University of Bremen using data from the atmospheric sensor SCIAMACHY. |
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