Tips for Using Worldview on Mobile Devices
Did you know that #NASAWorldview can be used on mobile devices? The functionality is a bit different than accessing it via a browser on your desktop computer or laptop, but you can do a lot of the same things! go.nasa.gov/3R7lQD0

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Iceberg A23a broke off Antarctica's Filchner Ice Shelf in 1986 and has been stuck for decades. This #NASAWorldview image captures the recent movement of A23a from Sept. 2023 to Jan. 2024.

Explore #NSIDCDAAC's Images of Antarctic Ice Shelves dataset: go.nasa.gov/3uhTbCg

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In our new Data Tool-in-Focus, learn to use #NASAWorldview, an imagery mapping and visualization application that lets users view natural events as they develop, explore changes over time with imagery from past decades, download data, and more! https://t.co/A1D0QNib0T https://t.co/WtYKElP74m

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Did you know that the @NASAJPL Observational Products for End-Users from Remote Sensing Analysis (OPERA) near-global Dynamic Surface Water eXtent (DSWx) 30-meter data imagery layer is available in #NASAWorldview?

➡️Learn more in a new Tour Story: https://t.co/PizO7s268w https://t.co/FPCNeOKbnB

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Four imagery layers from the Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) are now available in #NASAWorldview. These ground-based aerosol measurements can be used with satellite-based aerosol imagery already in Worldview.

➡️Learn more about these new layers: https://t.co/jyqAssPM6w https://t.co/RRwk7p5V93

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