New ESA satellite to monitor weather, climate and air quality ready for mid-August lift-off

Engineering and Technology Magazine·Aug 7

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A new european space agency satellite is set to launch in mid-August to monitor weather, climate, and air quality. The satellite is part of a larger effort to enhance earth monitoring capabilities, with some outlets suggesting it will be the first of a new generation of european weather satellites. The launch is scheduled for August, with one outlet specifying a launch date of 12 August.

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