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More on how SWOT is #TrackingWorldWater: https://go.nasa.gov/40dDK8R
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If you'll be tuning in, be sure to play @NASAspaceplace's SWOT Launch Bingo! #TrackingWorldWater
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The Surface Water and Ocean Topography mission will track water on more than 90% of Earth’s surface.

Spruce up your space with this mission poster and get ready for launch: https://go.nasa.gov/3Yq90kf
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We’re set to launch the Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite at 6:46am ET (1146 UTC) on Dec. 15. SWOT will evaluate the world’s oceans, lakes, and rivers, #TrackingWorldWater and the effects of climate change. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maI09QHicTg
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Team Earth! 🌎

Water connects us all – and that couldn't be more true than with the international SWOT mission, which was jointly developed by @nasa and @CNES with contributions from @csa_asc and @spacegovuk.

Follow along! SWOT is set to launch on Dec. 15. #TrackingWorldWater
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KaRIn has been designed to capture very precise measurements of the height of water in Earth’s freshwater bodies and the ocean. And unlike other satellites, it can take measurements regardless of cloud cover or time of day.

SWOT is set to launch on Dec. 15. #TrackingWorldWater
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Why is #TrackingWorldWater important?
The Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite will help communities monitor and plan for changing water resources as well as the effects of sea level rise today at noon PT (3pm ET) to learn more. http://youtu.be/-gM1KyJqLa0
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Alaska has nearly 1 million miles of rivers, but only 10% of them are gauged, or measured.

By #TrackingWorldWater, SWOT will measure the height of surface water from space and help groups like the Alaska Department of Fish and Game better manage salmon spawning and survival.
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By #TrackingWorldWater, SWOT will allow scientists and water managers to understand how often streams experience low- and high-flow conditions and develop a reference point to evaluate current conditions - all from the vantage point of space. https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx9lRtaXCnPaBFQWjfUBaANbnxMwgRpQnU
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"Water is my happy place."

Meet Cedric David, a freshwater scientist who will use data from the international Surface Water and Ocean Topography satellite (SWOT). SWOT will track water on more than 90% of Earth's surface — and it launches next week! #TrackingWorldWater
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We are all connected by water. As we get closer to launching SWOT, we’re focusing on #TrackingWorldWater and want to hear from you! 🌊

Share a photo, video, or questions about the mission and we might share it on the launch broadcast. Submit today ➡️ https://go.nasa.gov/3usJ368
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Mark your calendars 🗓️
The SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) satellite is nearing launch! #TrackingWorldWater
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We’re only 14 days away from launching SWOT – a new satellite that will track water on nearly 90% of Earth’s surface! 🛰️ 💧

Tag your questions with #TrackingWorldWater by Dec. 5, and they might be answered during our live launch broadcast. https://go.nasa.gov/3gI3lVP
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The Surface Water and Ocean Topography mission (SWOT) is set to launch on Dec. 12. But what makes SWOT different from other Earth-observing satellites? Here are a few things to know about #TrackingWorldWater: (1/5) #NASAJPL


SWOT, a new Earth science mission is less than a month away from launch! Join us live on Nov. 17 at 9:30am PT to see the satellite up close and hear from experts behind the mission. Use #TrackingWorldWater for your questions: https://youtu.be/Vfd2XYYUrs4 #NASAJPL

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