Site navigation:
What are Aerosols?
Changing Global Cloudiness
Why Isn't Earth Hot as an Oven?
Changing Global Land Surface
The Roles of the Ocean in Climate Change
The Moderate resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) has a viewing swath more than 2,300 km wide. The MODIS instrument will see the entire surface of the Earth every day, with narrow gaps at the equator that are filled in on the following day. MODIS is managed by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
Back to the main MODIS page
top
Site navigation: Home | About Terra | Images and Data | Earth Observatory | Publications | Events
