The Russian space agency, Roscosmos, announced on Saturday the commissioning of the first satellite system in the world for the observation of the Arctic Circle.
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“For the first time in the world, Russia has created a hydrometeorological space system that allows permanent observation of the Arctic region and its adjacent territories,” the space agency said.
This new system named Arktika-M consists in a “hydrometeorological space system that provides continuous monitoring of the Earth’s Arctic region and adjacent territories.”
�� The Arktika-M satellite No. 2 was put into operation, making Russia the first in the world to create a space system for observing the Arctic, state space agency Roscosmos has reported.
Arktika-M satellite No. 1 was launched into orbit in February 2021 and the second in… pic.twitter.com/q1rOmGBbxx
— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) April 27, 2024
The announcement comes after the successful tests were carried out on the …
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