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    🎥 Water is a basic human right. is crystal clear: Water for All by 2030. For , we look at how space can help achieve this global goal.

    World Water Day: what's space got to do with it?
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    is of course one of the scarcest resources in some parts of , which is why monitoring water resources from space with free and open data can be of huge help. The TIGER initiative aims exactly at this:

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    Access to water underpins public health and is critical to sustainable development. This , 22 March, we must leave no one behind. الماء للجميع 人人所需的水 De l’eau pour tous Água Para Todos Вода для всех Agua para todos

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    is of course one of the scarcest resources in some parts of , which is why monitoring water resources from space 🛰️ with free and open data can be of huge help. The TIGER initiative aims exactly at this:

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    🎥 For human exploration of our Solar System we need new ways of living in artificial ecosystems & recycling . 's MELiSSA project aims to convert waste to water in space - technology that can serve our needs on Earth

    Water for our future
    ESA’s MELiSSA project aims to convert waste to water for space missions. The same technology can help serve global needs in harsh environmental circumstances.
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    Lake Chad has shrunk significantly over the years - compare 2018 to 1984 in these images from & . Satellites play a major role monitoring our precious resources:

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    On let's celebrate this most precious resource by using it wisely

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    Did you know that the water we drink today is the same water the dinosaurs drank? Water is what makes your planet Earth special!

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    🎥 Satellites play a major role monitoring our precious resources. They can help us locate and monitor freshwater sources, and even help in predicting water demand.

    Monitoring water resources from space
    Water is our most precious resource. Satellites gather information to understand and measure the processes driving the water cycle and the impact that climate change and human activity are having.
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    We live in challenging environmental times, but we also have opportunities like no other time in history. Satellite technology can be used to deliver & share information with the world for the good of society at large Read more:

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    🎥 recycling is a big part of life on . Over 70% of the water is recycled - from exhaled air, sweat and... urine. These technologies can be applied to save this precious resource back on Earth.

    Water on the Space Station
    Water is crucial for our life on Earth and beyond. On the Space Station 70% of the water is recycled, this includes exhaled air, sweat and…yes …even urine.
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    According to the UN, water scarcity affects more than 40% of people (40% !) around the world, and this is projected to increase with the rise of global temperatures. Providing clean water and sanitation for all is a huge challenge. can't solve the problem, but it can help

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    🎥 Water is a basic human right. is crystal clear: Water for All by 2030. For , we look at how space can help achieve this global goal.
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    There’s a European link to today’s ! ESA astronaut 🇫🇷 is supporting the crew via radio from his post at the Space Center in Houston, USA. Read more:

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    Coverage of today's is now underway. and are set to exit the at 12:05 GMT (13:05 CET).

    LIVE NOW: and venture outside the for a to replace nickel-hydrogen batteries with newer, more powerful lithium-ion batteries for the power channel on one pair of the station’s solar arrays. Watch:
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    📽️ On fly with over and explore how the lake has shrunk over the years and how satellites like the are helping us keep an eye on Earth's water resources:

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    I’m learning how to save water the astronaut way! You can do this at home

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    Reduce, reuse, and recycle water is the mantra for off-world explorers and their space agencies. Learn more this ->

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    Early this morning, launched a rocket from Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, to deliver 's Prisma Earth observation satellite into orbit. Read more:

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    Today is World Water Day! Follow and to learn more how we can all work together towards reaching the sustainable goal 6,

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    Water is a precious resource on the , as on Earth. Astronauts only use 0.5 litres a day for cleaning and they even swallow their toothpaste when finished brushing their teeth! Eugh shows how.

    Tim Peake brushes his teeth in space
    Water is a precious resource on the @Space_Station, as on Earth. Astronauts only use half a litre a day for cleaning and they even swallow the toothpaste after brushing their teeth!
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    Arianespace orbits 600th satellite, the PRISMA Earth observation satellite, for the Italian Space Agency:

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