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That's unusual, it only launched like 2-ish years ago.

Archive: https://archive.today/XGqsc

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>Some breaking news from geostationary orbit, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that its newest Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) satellite unexpectedly went offline last night, and as of this morning, remains stuck in safe mode. Launched in June of 2024, GOES-19 is one of four operational weather satellites that NOAA operates to provide forecast data and severe weather monitoring for the entire Western Hemisphere. The satellite is specifically responsible for covering the continental United States, Central and South America, as well as the Atlantic Ocean. This makes it a particularly critical asset even under normal circumstances, but the fact that it’s gone blind during the Atlantic hurricane season and while smoke from the raging Canadian wildfires is drifting over the Northeast and making the skies over Boston and New York City look like Mars is something of a worst-case scenario.

That's unusual, it only launched like 2-ish years ago. Archive: https://archive.today/XGqsc From the post: >>Some breaking news from geostationary orbit, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that its newest Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES) satellite unexpectedly went offline last night, and as of this morning, remains stuck in safe mode. Launched in June of 2024, GOES-19 is one of four operational weather satellites that NOAA operates to provide forecast data and severe weather monitoring for the entire Western Hemisphere. The satellite is specifically responsible for covering the continental United States, Central and South America, as well as the Atlantic Ocean. This makes it a particularly critical asset even under normal circumstances, but the fact that it’s gone blind during the Atlantic hurricane season and while smoke from the raging Canadian wildfires is drifting over the Northeast and making the skies over Boston and New York City look like Mars is something of a worst-case scenario.
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DEI success story?

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I’m gonna call this now: Russians. Backup: chinks.

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FOOLISH MORTALS WHO PLUCK AT THE SKY YOUR SONG SHALL BE WIPED FROM THE UNIVER....

er, sorry. Some of our members get a little...over excited.

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FOOLISH MORTALS WHO PLUCK AT THE SKY YOUR SONG SHALL BE WIPED FROM THE UNIVER....

Morbo's species has been travelling the universe long before you even had wings. Don't be arrogant, little bird.

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Begone, you don't even belong to this world.

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Begone, you don't even belong to this world.

Morbo's reports of the puny humans and their easily injured knees shall lead to the conquest of this world.

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Last time these fires happened people were able to use the data from satellites like this to track the arsonists starting the fires based on the locations the fires originated from. There are probably more satellites out there that can see Canada just fine. It's merely an observation.