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The 22 pages that link to Earth observation, each with the reason it gives.

• Remote sensingNarrower topic: Remote sensing supplies much of the repeated, large-area data used to observe Earth.

• NASANarrower topic: NASA satellite observations support research on climate, land, oceans, and hazards.

• International Space StationRelated: The station’s orbit supports observations of weather, ecosystems, and human activity.

• AlbedoRelated: Satellite instruments estimate surface albedo from reflected sunlight across spectral bands.

• International Geophysical YearRelated: Coordinated global measurements anticipated modern, systematic observation of the planet.

• Synthetic aperture radarNarrower topic: SAR is a major source of imagery for mapping and monitoring Earth.

• Earth system scienceRelated: Observations provide the global data needed to track coupled changes.

• Commercial spaceflightRelated: Companies sell satellite-derived imagery and measurements to customers on Earth.

• Space stationRelated: Station crews and instruments can observe environmental changes from orbit.

• Landsat programNarrower topic: Landsat became a sustained civilian system within the broader practice of observing Earth from space.

• Sun-synchronous orbitNarrower topic: Sun-synchronous geometry is widely used for systematic, repeatable satellite observations.

• Overview effectRelated: Seeing weather, land, and oceans together helps explain the effect’s planetary-scale perspective.

• SkylabNarrower topic: Skylab demonstrated how astronauts could collect scientific images from orbit.

• Gaia hypothesisRelated: Global measurements make it possible to study Earth as an interconnected system.

• InterkosmosRelated: Interkosmos satellite work included Earth-observation experiments shared by participating countries.

• SatelliteRelated: Orbiting instruments monitor land, oceans, ice, and human activity.

• Tiangong space stationRelated: The station’s orbit provides opportunities for observing Earth and testing observation instruments.

• Space scienceRelated: Space-based measurements monitor climate, land, oceans, and atmospheric change.

• GeomaticsNarrower topic: It applies geomatics techniques to monitor broad environmental and human changes.

• Roberta BondarRelated: Bondar later used photography to document landscapes and environmental change.

• Sigmund JähnRelated: Jähn conducted observations of Earth as part of his mission’s research.

• Space industryRelated: Companies sell imagery and derived data for agriculture, mapping, insurance, and government use.