In the second episode of Science All Around, we uncover what satellites actually observe and why it matters! Building on our first episode about satellites, we learn how they gather crucial data to help in our everyday lives. Javi from SATLANTIS returns to share examples of how satellite observations help forecast the weather, track endangered species, and even monitor climate change. Clara, our youngest reporter, makes sure everything is clear for our future scientists. Once you’ve listened to the podcast, it’s your turn. On the NASA website, you can find out about what Hubble, one of their largest space telescopes, is looking at and what it looked at on your birthday. They also tell us more about GPS (and pizzas!) Tune in for another exciting journey into the world of space science!

What did Hubble look at on your birthday?
What is Hubble looking at now?
How does GPS work?

Narration by: Louisa Gummer
Guests: Javier Velasco Pascual, SATLANTIS (expert); Clara Capannesi (young explorer)
Produced by: Resolvo Srl

Episode 2 of the Science All Around podcast is co-financed by the MESEO project.
The MESEO project is co-financed by the European Union through the grant agreement N° 101135067 concluded with the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA), under the powers delegated by the European Commission.

This podcast reflects only the author’s view and neither the Commission nor HADEA are responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.