Heat capacity mapping mission satellite

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Heat Capacity Mapping Mission Satellite

(Abbreviated HCMM Satellite.) An experimental NASA satellite (launched April 1978 as an Applications Explorer Mission) that carried a two-channel imaging radiometer that measured reflected solar radiation and thermal radiation emitted by the earth's surface.


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