TEMPO Air Quality Mission (NASA)

From geostationary orbit, NASA's TEMPO measures air pollution over North America every daylight hour, a first from space (NASA).

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The Five W's of TEMPO Air Quality Mission (NASA)

Who

NASA, with data processed by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory.

Source: NASA, TEMPO instrument launches

What

TEMPO, a spectrometer that measures air pollutants such as and nitrogen dioxide.

Source: NASA Earthdata, TEMPO

When

Launched April 7, 2023, on the Intelsat 40e satellite aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9.

Source: NASA, TEMPO instrument launches

Where

About 22,000 miles above the equator, watching North America from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

Source: NASA Earthdata, TEMPO

Why

Air pollution changes hour by hour, but older satellites passed over only about once a day.

Source: NASA, TEMPO instrument launches

Impact Statement

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TEMPO is the first space instrument to measure North American air quality every daylight hour, at a resolution of a few square miles instead of about 100 square miles.

Source: NASA, TEMPO instrument launches

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How This Saves People & the Planet

For People

Hourly data can improve air quality alerts and shows rush-hour pollution and smoke from fires moving toward cities.

Source: NASA, TEMPO instrument launches

For Nature

It tracks pollution from forest fires and volcanoes and helps scientists study ozone and the effects of fertilizer.

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  1. What is TEMPO Air Quality Mission (NASA), and what problem does it help solve?
  2. Who is behind TEMPO Air Quality Mission (NASA), and where does the work happen?
  3. How does TEMPO Air Quality Mission (NASA) help both people and nature? Use one fact from this page.

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