As if that wasn’t enough, several other unforeseen problems occur with a distressed loggerhead turtle, a giant Portuguese man-of-war, and a venomous scorpionfish. On their Caribbean journey they encounter harmful effects of climate change and plastic pollution. Kobee wants to help his cousin Quinn clean up plastic litter at her new, all-veggie underwater bistro called Quinn’s Seagrass Café. Kobee Manatee®, the protagonist and his seafaring pals, Tess the seahorse and Pablo the hermit crab swim from the Cayman Islands to Belize. This helps children learn about this serious subject in a fun and entertaining way. When you read this award-winning educational picture book to children, you’ll discover it’s a fun and fictional adventure loaded with weaved in facts on climate change and plastic pollution. Kobee Manatee®Climate Change and The Great Blue Hole Hazard – (Lexile Measure:790L) It’s about climate change and plastic pollution in our oceans. It’s titled, Kobee Manatee® Climate Change and The Great Blue Hole Hazard. One awesome tool for talking to kids about climate change is to read my fourth installment in the award-winning Kobee Manatee® Children’s Educational Picture Book series.
The 11,500-pound, school bus-sized satellite is a collaborative effort by NASA, NOAA, ULA, 元Harris and Lockheed Martin.”Ĭlearly, this newest GOES-T satellite will provide significant climate change information to all of North America.Īnnouncing an Excellent Way to Talk to Kids about Climate Change “GOES-T begins its journey into geosynchronous orbit over the western hemisphere where it is planned to operate 22,300 miles above the Earth.
The satellite will monitor weather phenomena in the western half of the continental U.S., Alaska, Hawaii, Mexico, Central America and surrounding Pacific Ocean waters.” GOES-T will move to a geostationary position over the western hemisphere where it will collect data on Pacific hurricanes, atmospheric rivers, severe lightning, mudslides, floods and wildfires.
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The GOES-T satellite is the third in the GOES-R series of four advanced weather satellites, costing a total of $11.7 billion. NOAA is confident the GOES-T satellite will be able to quickly provide Americans, “… more life-saving information in a climate changing world. The record puts 2021 in second place for the most disasters in a calendar year behind 2020.” Last year, the nation experienced 20 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA). This GOES-T launch is paramount as it comes after “… a record-breaking year for weather disasters observed in the U.S. and provide value to so many for its weather forecasts and fire forecasts.” Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA associate administrator for the science mission said, “We do a number of missions here and launch a number of spacecrafts, but this is the one that will most protect lives on Earth. And get this … the satellite sits atop the 196-foot-tall rocket! It is the result of several organizations collaborating over the next generation of weather science. It’s carried into space via an Atlas V rocket. GOES T (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) from Cape Canaveral. Greetings to you! This blog talks about the history-making launch of the An awesome day, March 1, 2022, as NASA/NOAA Launch the extraordinary GOES T Satellite on Atlas V Rocket
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