Launched on August 3, 2023, the Fengyun-3F satellite has officially joined China's fleet, taking over from Fengyun-3C to revolutionize how we monitor our planet. With its cutting-edge technology, Fengyun-3F is set to enhance global disaster prevention and environmental monitoring like never before. 🛰️🔍
Equipped with 10 state-of-the-art instruments, Fengyun-3F conducts full-spectrum, high-spectral, and quantitative observations. This means more precise data on atmospheric conditions, such as temperature and humidity profiles, trace gases, and Earth's radiation balance, helping scientists and meteorologists make more accurate predictions. ☁️🌡️
China's Fengyun meteorological satellites have a proud history, with the first launch dating back to 1988. To date, 21 satellites have been launched, and nine are currently operational, providing vital data to 129 countries and regions around the world. 📡🌏
Beyond weather forecasting and climate prediction, Fengyun satellites play a crucial role in monitoring natural disasters and environmental changes. In 2023 alone, Fengyun satellites responded to 28 international emergency requests, observing tropical cyclones like \"Lola\" and \"Mocha,\" and supporting countries such as the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Bangladesh. 🌀🏝️
Fengyun-3F isn't just about weather disasters. It also helps monitor intense fire spots, from the northern coastal regions of Algeria to northwestern Tunisia, aiding local efforts in fire prevention and control. 🔥🛡️
And there's more! On November 13, 2023, the international version of the \"Fengyun Earth\" app was officially released, making satellite data and meteorological information more accessible to users worldwide. 📱🌐
From meteorology and oceanography to agriculture and aerospace, Fengyun-3F is a versatile tool that supports various industries, ensuring we stay informed and prepared in our ever-changing world. 🌱✨
