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NASA's Earth Minute: Blowin' in the WindMarch 27, 2015 Since 1978, NASA has been monitoring ocean winds via scatterometry, the data of which has improved weather and hurricane forecasts and helped us better understand global climate patterns. 
NASA's Newest Wind WatcherSeptember 9, 2014 Rapidscat: El último observador de vientos de la NASA! en Español - Uploaded on Feb 27, 2015 Learn how a small team created ISS-RapidScat.
RapidScat: Watching the Winds from SpaceMay 15, 2014 RapidScat: Midiendo vientos oceánicos desde el espacio! en Español - Uploaded on Feb 27, 2015 Explore the science behind NASA's ISS-RapidScat.
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 NASA’s International Space Station Rapid Scatterometer (ISS-RapidScat) Earth science instrument has ended operations following a successful two-year
 On July 6, RapidScat measured the Chan-Hom's sustained surface winds and saw strongest winds were near 25 meters per second/55.9 mph/90 kph) from
 The RapidScat instrument aboard the International Space Station measured Typhoon Nangka's powerful winds as it continues to move through the
 
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