New Tool Aboard ISS Will Help NASA Measure Ocean Winds

Mashable 2014-09-19

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NASA is sending a new rapid scatterometer to space aboard a commercial SpaceX resupply to the International Space Station. The ISS-RapidScat will be the first-ever Earth-looking tool mounted to ISS’ exterior.
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