ESA and NASA line up satellites to measure Antarctic sea-ice

"This could be revolutionary. We may never get the chance again to do this with two such different instruments." explains Tommaso Parrinello @tparrine, @esa_cryosat Mission Manager

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"Icesat is quite a bit below us so we can& #39;t go down to meet them, but by going up we find this incredible resonant orbit in which for every 19 orbits for us and 20 orbits for them - we will meet at the poles within a certain time lag," Tommaso continues

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