The satellite starts the “aggravating” mission for “weight” of the world’s 1.5 trillion tree

Researchers have successfully studied the planet’s forests and successfully affect the carbon cycle of these regions for the “unprecedented concept” and began to affect the European Space Agency.

Kourou launched a rocket launched by a rocket from Europe’s space port in New Guinea and launched a rocket from a rocket less than an hour ESA said on a news broadcast. About 75 minutes after the beginning, the ESA satellite supervisors worked as expected in the orbit of the satellite, said Biomass’ first signal.

Over the next few days, the supervisors will perform the “Start and Early Orbit” page, make sure that all systems work well, the ESA and satellite will be “a number of complex maneuvers.” This reflector will receive information from the forests of the world, ESA said.

ESA forests on earth are collectively saves and keeps about 8 billion tons of carbon dares every year. Regulating the planet’s temperature. In particular, tropical regions, demolition and degradation in the tropical regions, the carbon backed to the atmosphere, the atmosphere can contribute to climate change, he said. According to the ESA, the more than the fact that the carbon computed the planet’s 1.5 trillion tree trees is not clear, and how many people can affect this storage.

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“Biomass, how much carbon in the world’s forests, the carbon cycle and eventually, the climate system of the earth is the climate system of Earth, ESA’s Earth Surveillance Programs Simonetta Cheli.

After receiving radar measurements, the information will be taken by a large Mesh Reflector. Then the ESA will be sent to the Mission Management Center.

The satellite is on Amazon, one of the few rainforests to be studied at the moment, BBC News according to CBS news partner.

Satellite tools can be used in other environments, ESA, “in the deserts, ice sheet structures and” subsurface geology and forest floor topography “, including” subsurface geology and forest floor topography. ”