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A First Look at Global Winds From New ISS-RapidScat [VIDEO]
Last Wednesday, NASA's Earth-observing Rapid Scatterometer was turned on for the first time, immediately launching into a mission that will collect data on the speed and direction of the Earth's all-important oceanic winds.
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