Our Living Planet From Space

The video explores NASA's satellite missions, starting with the first US satellite in 1958, and their role in understanding Earth's climate, weather, and biological data. It highlights the importance of phytoplankton in the carbon cycle and ecosystem changes. The data collected over 20 years helps predict environmental changes and emphasizes Earth's uniqueness in the universe, urging global cooperation for its preservation.

What does the long-term data set from NASA allow scientists to predict?

Discuss the changes observed in the Arctic as indicated by satellite data.

Why is Earth considered fragile and beautiful in the context of the vastness of unlivable space?