Africa > Space tools launched to assess South Africa’s biodiversity hotspot

Space tools launched to assess South Africa’s biodiversity hotspot

Published 12:09 on October 31, 2023  /  Last updated at 12:09 on October 31, 2023  / /  Africa, Biodiversity, EMEA

A NASA-backed project aims to map the biodiversity of South Africa using devices that are usually found on the space station to study planets and stars, according to participating scientists.
A NASA-backed project aims to map the biodiversity of South Africa using devices that are usually found on the space station to study planets and stars, according to participating scientists.


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