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US-Indian Space Mission Maps Extreme Subsidence in Mexico City

US-Indian Space Mission Maps Extreme Subsidence in Mexico City
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One of the most powerful radar systems ever launched into space has mapped the ground moving beneath one of fastest subsiding capitals in the world: Mexico City. The findings show how quickly and reliably the NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite can track real-time changes across Earth’s surface from orbit, unhindered by clouds or vegetation […]

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