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  "textContent": "Color-a-Pixel Patch Activity Discover how scientists see the Earth from space, one pixel at a time. What is the significance of pixels in satellite data? Lots of satellites take pictures of Earth. Often, each satellite is programmed to travel in a specific orbit – meaning a circular path – around the plant, photographing specific areas. […]\n\nThe post Girl Scout Patch – Color-a-Pixel appeared first on NASA Science.",
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