NASA | An Introduction to Aqua

The video discusses Earth's unique water systems, highlighting the importance of water in the atmosphere, oceans, and land. It introduces NASA's Aqua satellite, launched to study these systems, and details its instruments and their capabilities in measuring various types of radiation. The video explains how Aqua's data is used by scientists and other stakeholders to understand Earth's climate and make informed decisions.

What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by ocean?

Why is water vapor considered the most important greenhouse gas?

What are the main functions of NASA's Aqua spacecraft?

How do Aqua's instruments measure different types of radiation?

In what ways do scientists and policymakers utilize data from the Aqua satellite?