Two of NOAA’s 2022-04-29 Broad Agency Announcements focus on satellite sensors: one for measuring atmospheric winds in three dimensions and one for hyperspectral microwave remote sensing observations.
Marginally high winds delayed Endeavour's undocking from 2022-04-23 to 2022-04-24.
The SAS will help monitor phenomena such as ocean winds, continental ice sheets, and land surface soil moisture.
The New Shepard Mission Operations team moved the launch of NS-20 to Thursday, 2022-03-31, due to forecasted high winds during launch and recovery operations on Tuesday, 2022-03-29 and Wednesday, 2022-03-30.
The AvL 1.55 m terminal includes standard and high-wind configurations and demonstrated operation in 25 m/sec (56 mph) winds with minimum gain loss when equipped with the optional high-wind kit.
Astra delayed for 50 minutes on 2022-02-07 to assess upper-level winds before resuming the countdown for LV0008.
BRIMAR troops used the Seeker UAS’s autonomy and range to conduct operations from advantageous locations in surface winds exceeding 40 knots.
Arianespace identified upper-level winds as a potential concern for the planned 2021-12-24 launch of the Ariane 5 carrying the James Webb Space Telescope.
The New Shepard launch team delayed the NS-19 launch from 2021-12-09–10, 2021 to 2021-12-11 due to forecasted winds.
Winds delayed the NS-19 launch by two days before its 2021-12-11 liftoff.
Blue Origin scheduled the NS-19 flight for 2021-12-11 from Launch Site One in West Texas after a two-day delay because of winds.
Blue Origin delayed the New Shepard NS-19 launch to Saturday, 2021-12-11 due to forecast winds on Thursday, 2021-12-09 and Friday, 2021-12-10.
A NASA weather review found winds unfavorable for recovery for Endeavour’s planned splashdown at about 7:14 a.m. Eastern on 2021-11-08.
The 2021-10-13 New Shepard launch was originally scheduled for 2021-10-12 but was postponed one day because of winds.
Under the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, GeoOptics is designing a radar instrument to observe ocean vector winds, topography, soil moisture, and other surface properties using patented multi-satellite radar techniques.
Under the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, GeoOptics is designing a radar instrument to observe ocean vector winds, topography, soil moisture, and other surface properties using patented multi-satellite radar techniques.
CoreLogic’s 2021 Hurricane Report finds more than 31 million homes with nearly $8,500,000,000,000 in combined reconstruction cost value have moderate or extreme risk exposure to hurricane winds.
NASA postponed planned daytime splashdowns on 2021-04-28 and 2021-05-01 because of winds and sea states at landing zones off the Florida coast.
The launch-site weather at Kennedy Space Center was forecast to be favorable for an 2021-04-22 launch while forecasts predicted high winds and high waves at downrange abort locations in the Atlantic Ocean.
The Soyuz ST-A rocket lifted off from the Guiana Space Center in French Guiana at 11:42 a.m. Eastern on 2020-12-29 after a one-day delay caused by gusty upper-level winds.