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BBC World·UA · US·about 2 hours ago
A new NASA instrument, positioned 35,000 km above Earth, now provides near-real-time monitoring of air quality threats, enabling researchers and authorities to track pollution episodes as they unfold. The capability improves early warning and response for health-related air quality events, though operational details and data validation remain unspecified. This marks a notable advancement in environmental monitoring technology.