NASA’s new satellite Duo begins to track mysterious andal electroses

Three small satellites have shown that NASA’s mission Aazi (Electros Zemean Imaging Explorer) to highlight the mysteries in the surroundings of the ape and electros. Launched from California on March 14, 2025, three satellites of the Easy Mission of NASA have officially started their journey over the Earth’s atmosphere. They say that early observation are already proving incredibly valuable to help scientists to help the Earth’s aerial electros better. NASA says it is the first mission to study this electric current in the northern and southern polar regions.

Easy mission study

After NASA’s Easy Mission launchedThese three cubes are now circling 260 to 370 miles high from the surface of the Earth to map the organ electroses. Easy team is excited to see the first light results, the team leader, Sam Yi, Johns Hopkins applied Physics Laboratory. The comments showed that it is clear that both spacecraft and MEM means are working according to expectations.

What is meme?

It is known as a microwave electrogen magnetogram, which measures the phenomenon dividing the zeman. This will offer NASA insight To study the development of electros with its structure, which has not been done before.

Understanding auroral electrojets

When it collides with the Earth’s atmosphere, oral electros are made by the large -scale energy transferred by solar atmospheric pressure. Electros emit electric charge of 1 million Emps every second around the Earth’s magnetic poles. Earth’s magnetic disturbances are made when these electros flows about 65 miles above the ground. This can be a threat to the safety of astronauts and interfere with satellites. This is why it is important for scientists to know these electros.

Future of study

The mission is funded by the Heliophysics Division at NASA. Easy is managed by Goddard Space Flight Center. A team of researchers will have a final analysis of comments by Easy, which will unveil Earth and Space Interlinking.