Landsat: Celebrating 50 Years (Extended Edition)
Detailed Description
50 years of teamwork. 50 years of innovation. 50 years of resilience. In 1966, Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall announced his vision to create a program aimed at gathering facts about the natural resources of the Earth from Earth orbiting satellites. It was a bold proclamation. It was also an idea that worked and continues to work 50 years on.
Details
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Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
3rd party content used with permission:
- "Clouds", by Acreage, SoundStripe
- "Tokyo Light", Cody Martin, Soundstripe
- "Into the Jungle", Craig Allen Fravel, Soundstripe
- "I Knew", Dario Benedetti, Soundstripe
- "Chef's Kiss", Dresden The Flamingo, Soundstripe
- "Building Blocks", Falls, Soundstripe
- "Cryptarum", Isaac Joel, Soundstripe
- "Dawning Sprite", Lincoln Davis, Soundstripe
- "My Town", Noah Smith, Soundstripe
- "Precipice", Wicked Cinema, Soundstripe
- "Coffee Shop With Customers Using Digital Devices Shot On R3D stock video", #504002880, iStock
- "Man Drinking Coffee in Coffee Shop", Videvo
- "Male hand cup of Hot coffee Closeup Top view." #1210407036, iStock
- Hurricane imagery, NOAA GOES-East
- Google Maps screenshot, Google Maps
- "Earth Resources Technology Satellite (ERTS)", 1973, U.S. National Archives
- Various images and media by NASA
- Virginia Norwood interview with permission from Virginia Norwood, Ladies of Landsat, Kate Fickas and the Eyes on Earth podcast
- "Landsat - Growing Concerns", 1977, National Archives and Records Administration