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SAGE-III

SAGE-III Meteor 3M

past Mission

Type

Orbiter

Launch

Dec. 10,2001

Mission End

March 6, 2006

Objective

Observe stratospheric ozone, aerosols, and water vapor from space

SAGE III on Меtеоr-3М (SAGE III/Meteor-3M) was a third generation, satellite-borne instrument and a crucial element in NASA’s Earth Observing System (EOS). The instrument was launched on the Russian Метеор-3М spacecraft in December 2001 to measure aerosols, ozone, water vapor, and important trace gases in the upper troposphere and stratosphere, to study human-derived changes in climate and ozone. The mission ended when a power supply problem cut off satellite communication.

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SAGE-III Meteor 3M Stories

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SAGE III Sees Tonga Aerosols, Water Vapor Months After Eruption

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SAGE III Observes ISS Contamination Environment

Article3 years ago
SAGE III launched to the International Space Station in February of 2017. The first publicly available data from the instrument includes measurements of ozone, aerosols and nitrogen dioxide. Credit: NASA.
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First SAGE III atmospheric data released for public use

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SAGE III achieves first light from space station perch

Article8 years ago
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