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From Navigation to Disaster Monitoring, BRIN Introduces the Benefits of Satellites to Students

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From Navigation to Disaster Monitoring, BRIN Introduces the Benefits of Satellites to Students
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Bogor Montessori School students take part in the introduction of satellite technology at the Ibnoe Soebroto Science Area, Rancabungur, Bogor. BRIN introduced the benefits of satellites for communications, navigation, environmental monitoring and disaster mitigation

"The functions of satellites vary, depending on their mission. For example, weather satellites are used for weather forecasting and early warning of extreme weather," said Ega.

The explanation shows that each satellite is designed for specific needs. Navigation satellites help determine position, while remote sensing satellites provide information about Earth's surface conditions.

Get to know the National Satellite and NEO-1

In this activity, Ega introduced three national satellites that are in orbit, namely LAPAN-A1, LAPAN-A2, and LAPAN-A3.

LAPAN-A1 has an Earth observation mission. LAPAN-A2 carries out Earth observation, maritime monitoring, amateur radio communications and disaster mitigation missions. The LAPAN-A3 is used for Earth observation, maritime monitoring and monitoring the Earth's magnetic field.

Ega also introduced the Nusantara Earth Observation-1 or NEO-1 which is currently being prepared. The satellite is planned to support Earth observation, maritime monitoring and research into the Earth's magnetic field.

"Satellites are not just technology in outer space. This technology provides real benefits in everyday life," he said.

Official Press Release: Humas BRIN

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