Triana

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Triana, later renamed the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR), is a NASA satellite positioned at the Sun–Earth L1 point to monitor solar wind and provide continuous views of Earth’s sunlit side for climate and environmental observations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Earth imaging camera
Earth observation satellite
NASA spacecraft
radiometer
satellite
space observatory
space weather instrument
space weather satellite
countryOfOrigin United States
United States
hasInstrument EPIC
EPIC
NISTAR
NISTAR
Plasma-Magnetometer (PlasMag)
Plasma-Magnetometer (PlasMag)
laterRenamedAs Deep Space Climate Observatory
launchDate 2015-02-11
2015-02-11
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 40
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station Space Launch Complex 40
launchVehicle Falcon 9
linked to: Falcon 9 rocket

Falcon 9
linked to: Falcon 9 rocket
mass approximately 570 kilograms
approximately 570 kilograms
missionType Earth observation
Earth observation
space weather monitoring
space weather monitoring
operator NASA
NASA
NOAA
United States Air Force
orbit Sun–Earth L1 Lagrange point
Sun–Earth L1 Lagrange point
providesDataTo NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center
purpose climate observations
climate observations
environmental observations
environmental observations
monitor solar wind
monitor solar wind
provide continuous views of Earth’s sunlit side
provide continuous views of Earth’s sunlit side
shortName DSCOVR
spaceAgency NASA
NASA
NOAA
view full-disk images of Earth’s sunlit side
full-disk images of Earth’s sunlit side

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