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Orbiting Carbon Observatory successfully launches to the International Space Station

04 May 2019 Michael Banks
The Orbiting Carbon Observatory 3
Sky scanner: The Orbiting Carbon Observatory 3 will monitor the Earth’s carbon levels from the vantage point of the International Space Station. (Courtesy: NASA)
NASA has successfully launched a space probe to measure the amount of carbon dioxide in the Earth’

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