Advanced instrument will take the pulse of Earth’s environment and monitor wildlife, marine animals
Advanced instrument will take the pulse of Earth’s environment and monitor wildlife, marine animals
![Image from the launch of the NOAA/CNES Argos-4 instrument that lifted off at 1:09 pm EDT today aboard a General Atomics GAzelle satellite from Māhia Peninsula, New Zealand. (Image credit: Rocket Lab) Image from the launch of the NOAA/CNES Argos-4 instrument that lifted off at 1:09 pm EDT today aboard a General Atomics GAzelle satellite from Māhia Peninsula, New Zealand.](/sites/default/files/styles/landscape_width_1275/public/2022-10/PHOTO-Argos-4-launch-0109pmEDT-100722-Mahai-Peninsula-New-Zeland-Rocket-Lab.jpg?h=37ec6c8f&itok=HEm5Kp_U)
Image from the launch of the NOAA/CNES Argos-4 instrument that lifted off at 1:09 pm EDT today aboard a General Atomics GAzelle satellite from Māhia Peninsula, New Zealand. (Image credit: Rocket Lab)